Comments on: Microwave Processing Workshop (Pt 2) http://www.bryanchung.net/index.php/?p=122 Bryan Chung's Personal Website on Digital Art, Software Design, Popular Culture and Entertainment. Wed, 14 Oct 2009 17:57:08 +0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Bryan http://www.bryanchung.net/index.php/?p=122&cpage=1#comment-6 Bryan Thu, 10 Aug 2006 03:54:02 +0000 http://www.bryanchung.net/index.php/?p=122#comment-6 Those techniques have been around for ages in animation, abstract film, net art, etc. They become some of the buidling blocks among others to evolve into more complicated works. Quite often the art and technology relation in media art in Hong Kong is pretty much an institutional matter. I would prefer a more holistic treatment on it. Explaining the 'click' is one of the key challenges in education. Cognitive science, neural science and sometimes folk psychology can be the starting points. In addition, we may often resort to investigation in a broader sense related to the social and political context. Those techniques have been around for ages in animation, abstract film, net art, etc. They become some of the buidling blocks among others to evolve into more complicated works.

Quite often the art and technology relation in media art in Hong Kong is pretty much an institutional matter. I would prefer a more holistic treatment on it. Explaining the ‘click’ is one of the key challenges in education. Cognitive science, neural science and sometimes folk psychology can be the starting points. In addition, we may often resort to investigation in a broader sense related to the social and political context.

]]> By: popopope http://www.bryanchung.net/index.php/?p=122&cpage=1#comment-5 popopope Tue, 08 Aug 2006 22:07:28 +0000 http://www.bryanchung.net/index.php/?p=122#comment-5 I can relate very much the work "Recyclying cinema" to the idea of "emotion created by motion" and psychology generated from car behaviour. I can still see why this discourse will not be too late if not out date to art making in Hong Kong. Very often in new media art practics, we look at the relation of art and technology, but in a tradition of humanist, we must also learn well how acquired/ artifical / generated media work is related to human cognitive, emotional psychology.. .sometime by pressing the right button, the right adrenalin, hormone, enezymes will be released and that is making this work unforgetable and sometimes addictive too,e.g. when we look at game or tear jerk movie. And this is a way how we change ourselves from gadget geek to a visionary artist. I can relate very much the work “Recyclying cinema” to the idea of “emotion created by motion” and psychology generated from car behaviour. I can still see why this discourse will not be too late if not out date to art making in Hong Kong. Very often in new media art practics, we look at the relation of art and technology, but in a tradition of humanist, we must also learn well how acquired/ artifical / generated media work is related to human cognitive, emotional psychology.. .sometime by pressing the right button, the right adrenalin, hormone, enezymes will be released and that is making this work unforgetable and sometimes addictive too,e.g. when we look at game or tear jerk movie. And this is a way how we change ourselves from gadget geek to a visionary artist.

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