Artist v 'Scientist'

From: Periphery (magee@periphery.co.uk)
Date: Fri Nov 16 2001 - 09:22:41 GMT

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Hello All

I'm an established visual digital artist - who has lurked on and off
this list for a few years. I have a keen interest in memetics as a
structure for my work. I'm looking to collaborate with someone who
could class themselves as 'a scientist'. There is a particular
research award I'm after which could offer up to 10,000 Uk Pounds -
to be split. Deadline 3 December. Could anyone interested please
contact me directly to discuss it further. My site contains samples
of my work [beware of loose, artisticly-licensed terminology in my
texts. In the event of a collaboration a more 'scientific' approach
would be appropriate/desireable].

My latest online shockwave animation 'Blackbird has spoken' is
something hich may interest folk anyway. Its reference points will be
immediately obvious to memeticists. Any feedback welcome.

http://www.periphery.co.uk/blackbird

Joe Magee

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