- 作品名
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宇宙排版器
- 作者名
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畔上 阳一
- 制作年份
- 2024
- 指导教授
- 板东 孝明
- 作品简介
- 漂浮在画面上的像素粒子相互接触、结合,并逐渐成长为文字的形状。形成的文字进一步结合、重复累积,逐步构建出“词”或“句子”等语言结构的层级。通过交叉运用“通过数值控制文字排列的排版(Typography)原理”与“如结晶般自律生成秩序的自组织系统”,描绘了一种尚未具有明确意义的未分化形态如何逐步靠近语言的过程。将运算中产生的所有瞬间逐一转写到纸面,并层层叠加,最终装订成具有厚度的书籍。
- Title
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cosmo-typesetting automaton
- Artist
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Yoichi Azegami
- Year
- 2024
- Supervising
- Takaaki Bando
- Description
- Pixel particles floating on the screen come into contact, merge, and gradually grow into the shapes of letters. These formed letters further combine and accumulate through repetition, eventually constructing higher levels of linguistic structure such as “words” and “sentences.” By interweaving the principle of typography—arranging letters through numerical control—with the self-organizing systems that generate order autonomously, like crystallization, the work depicts the process by which an undifferentiated form without clear meaning slowly approaches the state of language. Every moment produced during computation was transcribed onto paper and layered step by step, ultimately bound into a book with physical thickness.
- 作品名/Title
-
宇宙排版器cosmo-typesetting automaton
- 作者名/Artist
-
畔上 阳一Yoichi Azegami
- 制作年份/Year
- 2024
- 指导教授/Supervising
- 板东 孝明/Takaaki Bando
- 作品简介
- 漂浮在画面上的像素粒子相互接触、结合,并逐渐成长为文字的形状。形成的文字进一步结合、重复累积,逐步构建出“词”或“句子”等语言结构的层级。通过交叉运用“通过数值控制文字排列的排版(Typography)原理”与“如结晶般自律生成秩序的自组织系统”,描绘了一种尚未具有明确意义的未分化形态如何逐步靠近语言的过程。将运算中产生的所有瞬间逐一转写到纸面,并层层叠加,最终装订成具有厚度的书籍。
- Description
- Pixel particles floating on the screen come into contact, merge, and gradually grow into the shapes of letters. These formed letters further combine and accumulate through repetition, eventually constructing higher levels of linguistic structure such as “words” and “sentences.” By interweaving the principle of typography—arranging letters through numerical control—with the self-organizing systems that generate order autonomously, like crystallization, the work depicts the process by which an undifferentiated form without clear meaning slowly approaches the state of language. Every moment produced during computation was transcribed onto paper and layered step by step, ultimately bound into a book with physical thickness.