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Bodily Algorithms

Monday 4 April 2011, 3–6pm
Ian Potter Sculpture Court, MUMA
Free

Hosted by Tim Schork, Charles Anderson and Gideon Obarzanek, Bodily Algorithms invites participants to explore space through rule-based systems and interactive modelling. Working from a series of rules and everyday objects, participants will create a performance connecting the organised and the unpredictable.

This workshop is organised in conjunction with the design studio Punto in Aria - a collaboration between Monash University School of Architecture and RMIT University School of Architecture and Design.

Download Bodily Algorithms flyer

Click here to view further documentation of the workshop on MUMA's flickr page.

Bodily Algorithms was presented in association with the MUMA exhibition Networks (cells & silos).

^{Image courtesy of Trampoline, SAALA and MESNE}

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