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| // 6/27/24 International Symposium of Electronic Art (ISEA), 2024 Brisbane, Australia | 
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| // 06/14/24 Gallery Hakusen, Tokyo, Japan | 
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| // 03/23/24 New Faculty Exhibition, Harry Wood Gallery, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ | 
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| // 08/04/23 Agent άλφα & Agent Qi/氣, 3D printed characters designed for stop motion, ASU MIX Center Fab Lab, Phoenix, AZ | 
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| // 06/29/23 Useful Fictions VR+Robotics Session, Ecole Polytechnique, Saclay, France | 
| // 06/19/23 Useful Fictions Pre-Workshop Montreal Session, University of Quebec in Montreal, Dr. Sofian Audry's Artificial Intelligence Lab | 
| // 06/29/23 Useful Fictions VR+Robotics Session, Ecole Polytechnique, Saclay, France | 
// 06/30/23 Reshaped Agents a1, a3, Useful Fictions VR+AI Workshop Exhibition, Théâtre de la ville de Paris, Espace-Pierre-Cardin, Paris, France  | 
      
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// 06/30/23 Useful Fictions VR+AI Workshop Exhibition, Théâtre de la ville de Paris, Espace-Pierre-Cardin, Paris, France  | 
      
 
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| // 1/15/2023 the Fold: episode II trailer...  | 
      
| // 11/03/2022 Mudra Agent (Energy) training to balance an orb requiring 8 million steps to reliably achieve its intended goal:  | 
      
| // 05/15/2022 Recording of Agent 氣/Qi training to ascend a flight of stairs:  | 
      
| // 05/01/2022 Agent 氣/Qi training to walk from less than 5k to 4 million training steps. They are still unable to climb steps which requires additional training:  | 
      
| // 02/14/2022 Agent Marcgritte adaptively responding to obstacles within their environment  | 
      
          
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| // 04/01/2022 Everything from Here to Infinity, Gallery Hakusen, Tokyo, Japan  | 
      
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| // 04/01/2022 Trailer video for Gallery Hakusen virtual reality showcase in Tokyo, Japan  | 
      
          
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// 03/01/2022. Ryōan-ji: The Temple of the Dragon at Peace. Approximately 15th Century by Hosokawa Katsumoto? 
 
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// 03/01/2022 Left: One example of many Western attempts at Cartesian analysis of the Japanese Rock Garden at Ryoanji in Kyoto, Japan. 
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// 03/01/2022 Screencapture of multiple instances of a synthetic agent, the bicycle stool, training on multiple instances of the same environment. Agents use synthetic vision in order to gain a consensus of the T-shaped platform that is numerically trained over time. A reward is given to the agent each time it passes through the door. A negative reward is given each time the agent falls off the T-shaped platform. 
          
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//  James Webb Space Telescope Primary Mirror Selfie 
 
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// 07/13/21 Everything From Here to Infinity  | 
      
// 07/08/21 The Fold: episode I  | 
      
// 08/22/2019 Bernard Cache, Earth Moves, 1995, one of Cache's visual idioms conveying Gilles Deleuze's concept of the "fold" 
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// 01/15/2017 Petrus Apianus, Cosmographia, 1546, early quantitative visualization involving time and money 
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| // 02/20/20 The Artist Project Contemporary Art Fair, Toronto, ON. CANADA | 
  
| // 06/07/19, Elektra International Digital Art Festival, Perte de Signal, Montreal, QC. CANADA | 
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| // 03/01/18, The Chazan Family Gallery, Rhode Island College, Providence, RI. USA | 
| // 11/03/17, Worldbuilding, Trinity Square Video, Toronto, ON | 
| // 07/20/17, Gallery DOS, Seoul, Republic of Korea | 
| // 07/20/17, Gallery DOS, Seoul, Republic of Korea | 
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// 07/04/17 Korean carved stone starmap made during Joseon Dynasty, Cheonsang Yeolcha Bunyajido, "chart of the constellations and the regions they govern" circa 14th century: 
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// 08/22/16 The Sloan Digital Sky Survey: 3D polar projection as animated gif 
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| // 10/30/15 | 
    
The flow of particles as described by Steven Gubser where an electron (e-) produces virtual particles: photons (y), positrons (e+), and more electrons. The cascade of particles is slow enough to keep track of mathematically:  | 
    
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| ///// "Virtual Orreries", 3D printed casings, custom electronics including custom programmed Raspberry Pi's, 7.5" HD LCD screens, custom shelf, and animations: 'The Frequency of Space/Time', 'An Alternate Framework', 'Alpha Centauri', 2014 | 
////// "Better Than Universe", Daegu Art Factory, November 22nd - December 15th, 2013, Daegu, South Korea  | 
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////// May 15, 2013, "Rendering Time: Alex Lee & Claudia Hart", Gallery DOS, Seoul, Republic of Korea  | 
    
| // 01/09/12, Kepler Star to Planet Transit Simulations | 

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//////April 6th, 2012, Temporalities, Gallery DOS, Seoul, Republic of Korea:  | 
    
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//////April 1st, 2011, The Real-Fake, California State University, Sacramento, CA:  | 
    
///////May 15th, 2009: MFA Thesis Show, Ryerson Gallery, Chicago, Illinois:  | 
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 /////February 7th, 2009: Epic Theater, February Gallery, Chicago, Illinois:  | 
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