genzai·chi

March 3, 2006

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quantum computer

A New Scientist article about a quantum computer program that has produced an answer…

…without actually running.

http://www.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=mg18925405.700

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Hello

I work in the grey areas between and across Art, Science and Technology, instigating enquiry-led processes that are often highly participatory in nature. This website is where I track the projects I'm involved in and the things that feed into and sprout off from my work.

You can also find me at fizzPOP (hackerspace) and BARG (pervasive games).

I'm primarily interested in issues around interaction: how we interact with spaces; how we interact with each other; and how we interact with objects.

"Genzaichi" (audio clip for pronunciation) was appropriated from the locale maps on a Tokyo railway line and is a call to pay attention to where we are and what's going on around us.

For a general overview of my work, try the projects and cv pages. If you'd like to start a conversation regarding a new piece of work, then there's more information on the commissions & collaborations page.

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(n) present position; current location; "you are here" (on map)