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Chad Eby [Interests]
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Luke Hooper [SASS-specific Project Ideas]
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 Currently based in Lexington, Kentucky, U.S.A. (EDT/GMT -4) Currently based in Lexington, Kentucky, U.S.A. (EDT/GMT -4)
  
 +==== Quick Bio ====
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 +Artist/Designer/Educator currently posted at the University of Kentucky in the School of Art & Visual Studies (SA/VS). He/him. 
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 +[[https://chadeby.studio]] 
 ==== Interests ==== ==== Interests ====
  
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 +Putting some scattered notes here (in no particular order) of ideas for projects that have bubbled up from the great conversations and resources contributed by all the wonderful SASSers! Open to collaborate on any of these or just discussion and energy if anyone has interest.
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 +  * I am completely taken with Bulat Galeev's „Human-Machine“ that Natalie posted. Would like to make something which is not a replica, but maybe a series of sound/light boxes in the spirit of the original thing, especially with an interactive communication/diagnostic function linked to the viewer or environment. I have some preliminary ideas about servomotors, mylar strips and smart LED arrays.
  
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-I am completely taken with Bulat Galeev's „Human-Machine“ that Natalie posted. Would like to make something which is not replica, but a series of sound/light boxes in that spiritespecially with a communication/diagnostic function beyond the relaxing display aspect.+  * The discussion of and links to cultural/archeo-/ethno-/astronomy got me thinking about a sort of on-demand system that could generate new constellations (possibly based on deep multicultural image databases by feature matching) and ad hoc lore/legends (based on machine learning, something like InferKit (nee Talk to Transformer)) as strategy to defamiliarize/decolonize the night sky and the stories about it.   
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 +  * Interested in building a single-pixel camera after learning about the Vidicon system on the Luna missions--not sure about conceptual rigor here, but I think it would be a great project. Especially if there was a sound component. Makes me think of Jim Campbell's brilliant //Portrait of a Portrait of Claude Shannon// piece (of course that one has conceptual chops for days). Could be a public-engagement exhibit for the museum? 
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 +  * I have poked around at the Copernicus Open Access Hub a little; I am thinking about how to satisfyingly sonify the pixel-by-pixel "diff" (difference filter) of satellite images of the same location from various points in time. This would be a natural for distant collaboration since all the elements could be digital and distributed. 
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 +  * I'm a bit of a mechanical keyboard nerdand would be interested in working with the Museum of Cosmonautics archive to design/produce more historically correct keycap set. There was a rash of Apollo-inspired themes for that anniversary recently, and there have been some Soviet-specific sets (Yuri and Vostok) but, as Peter pointed out, they have all been rather fanciful. JTK Vostok: [[https://novelkeys.xyz/products/jtk-vostok-1-gb]] and SA Yuri: [[https://drop.com/buy/drop-t0mb3ry-sa-yuri-custom-keycap-set/details]] for examples. 
  
-The discussion of and links to clutural/archeo-/ethno-/astronomy got me thinking about a sort of on-demand system that could generate new constellations (possibly based on deep multicultural image databases by feature matching) and ad hoc legends (based on machine learning) as a strategy to defamiliarize/decolonize the night sky and the stories about it. 
  
-Kind of want to build a single-pixel camera after learning about the Vidicon system on the Luna missions--not sure about conceptual rigor here, but I think it would be coolEspecially if there was a sound componentMakes me think of Jim Campbell's brilliant //Portrait of a Portrait of Claude Shannon// piece (of course that one has conceptual chops for days).+* **From Luke** Some info on archeoastronomy. Start with this video, looks at connection of different myths and legends with the night sky and  
 +archaeology sites [[https://johngrigsby.weebly.com/online-lectures.html]] 
 +If you are interested in any themes from this also read  [[https://johngrigsby.weebly.com/henges-at-the-interface-of-earth-and-sky.html?fbclid=IwAR2TW-owF1uox-zw1EjwE2hgSs6c15Ca0FEqR6xNUns1iUw1cTwJePs0HRk]]   
  
  
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