Tag Archives: Shanghai

AI, Art & Wetlands Life

 

Deep Swamp is a fascinating art project featuring three different combinations of wetlands environments and AI agents, with each combination optimizing towards a different goal: “The agents, Nicholas, Hans and Harrison, patiently watch their swampy territories and modify the conditions in them. Every few minutes they adjust the light, water flow, fog and nutrients, to try to engineer their environments for different goals. Harrison aims for a natural looking wetland, Hans is trying to produce a work of art and Nicholas simply wants attention.”

http://www.tegabrain.com/deep-swamp

Tweetus Interruptus

After a recent tweet failed to send, I ended up in my Twitter Drafts folder for the first time. I was surprised to see that the handful of Tweets I had posted while on a trip to Shanghai last summer were sitting in the Drafts folder with “Failed to Send” labels.

failed to tweet

I’ll leave the implications alone, but here are those images:

music and commerceShanghainese news vendor getting creative with his evening hours.
eamesyRepurposed bent plywood chair, Shanghai.
SumoStreet art Sumo, Berlin.