ARTIFICIAL LANDSCAPES,
2020Artificial Landscapes: Machines Point Of View - Machines Point of View uses found footage and computer vision to render the vision of a machine navigating a terrain.
The Artificial Landscapes project explores the blurring between the natural and the artificial, resulting from the technosphere, the contemporary world that is increasingly saturated with digital technologies, running on data and computation. The videos are a result of an elective course introducing architecture students in programming as visual medium to engage notion of artificial landscapes.
The results of the 2020 elective were shown at the Future Vision Online Ehxibition.
PCD21 - Porto
Fieldstation Studio A.D.O
KULeuven Department of Architecture
Ghent, Belgium
fieldstationstudio.org/
Tutor: Corneel Cannaerts
Students: Zen Vankerckhoven, Louise Kaura, Janca Van Wesemael & Michaël Uyttenhove
The Artificial Landscapes project explores the blurring between the natural and the artificial, resulting from the technosphere, the contemporary world that is increasingly saturated with digital technologies, running on data and computation. The videos are a result of an elective course introducing architecture students in programming as visual medium to engage notion of artificial landscapes.
The results of the 2020 elective were shown at the Future Vision Online Ehxibition.
PCD21 - Porto
Fieldstation Studio A.D.O
KULeuven Department of Architecture
Ghent, Belgium
fieldstationstudio.org/
Tutor: Corneel Cannaerts
Students: Zen Vankerckhoven, Louise Kaura, Janca Van Wesemael & Michaël Uyttenhove