Artistic expression that involves technology can be a quite challenging affair. Is building tools just an exhausting necessity or an essential part of the artistic process? What is the relationship between intuition and engineering? How to judge the artistic outcome? Robert Henke, a Berlin based composer and audiovisual artist presents a selection of recent works and talks about his ideas, concepts and struggles. Henke has been involved with Ableton LIVE software development since it's inception. He is currently teaching a course in computer music at Stanford University.
Finding the Magic in the Machine
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Lecture Details
Lecture Date
Tuesday, June 4, 2013 - 7:00pm
Name
Robert Henke
Affiliation
www.roberthenke.com
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