Bill Seaman

Bill Seaman is an artist, composer and media researcher. His media works often explore an expanded media-oriented poetics through various technological means — 'Recombinant Poetics'. More recently he has been exploring notions surrounding 'Recombinant Informatics' — a multi-perspective approach to inventive knowledge production. He is currently working on a series of art/science collaborations — poetic installations and scientific research papers as well as a new book related to the scientific work of Otto Rössler. He is a Professor at Duke University in the Department of Art, Art History & Visual Studies; and Music. He also works with the Computational Media, Arts and Cultures PhD programme at Duke. He co-directs the Emergence Lab. This year Seaman won a Distinguished Artist Award for Lifetime Achievement in the Digital Arts from ACM SIGGRAPH for his research into Neosentience, Recombinant Poetics, and Recombinant Informatics.

Works involving Bill Seaman

The Architecture of Ideas

The Life and Work of Ranulph Glanville, Cybernetician
(Edited by)

This book contains a collection of writings related to the work of Ranulph Glanville. The editor, Bill Seaman, includes a piece titled 'Composing Composing' which explores a number of Glanville's texts. Also included is an interview with Glanville titled 'A Long Conversation', and a text by Aartle Hulstein, Ranulph's wife.

Works involving Bill Seaman

The Architecture of Ideas

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