It is interesting to realize that the user’s presumptive need for a language and aesthetics of physicality (Heidegger 2010; Merleau-Ponty 2015) dictates processes and perceptions that reinforce the space-time continuum representational para…Early in the history of Christianity, Saint Augustine brought God into the perception of space and time. Space was no longer measured but instead split between heaven and hell. Time lost its linearity as it became God’s divine and eternal e…
Leonardo da Vinci
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Leonardo da Vinci appears only as a passing historical reference in the course materials, mentioned tangentially within discussions of spatial and temporal perception across philosophical traditions. The excerpts provided do not substantively engage with his work or ideas in relation to the seminar's focus on AI, cybernetics, and computational aesthetics.
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