A Problem of Coding

BY KATHRYN BLAIR

Editor’s note: Some of the interactive features of Kathryn’s work aren’t fully functional embedded in this website. If you want to interact with the code, please see this piece on Observable.

Kathryn Blair is a PhD candidate in the Computational Media Design program at the University of Calgary, where she completed her Master of Fine Arts in 2018. Her work provides contexts in which people can explore the way our societies use algorithmic decision-making through participatory art experiences. She also creates wearable art exploring the relationship between the body and technology using biosensors that control light, sound and motion. She has participated in the Calgary-based tech fashion show Make Fashion since 2013, and has shown her work in Alberta, British Columbia, China, the United States and Ireland.

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HELIOTROPE is a project of the EML
based at the University of Calgary.
The journal is supervised by Mél Hogan, managed and co-edited with Tessa J. Brown, and was launched in 2020 (in consultation with Crystal Chokshi).

Submissions
tessa.brown1@ucalgary.ca
and cc mhogan@ucalgary.ca

A Problem of Coding

The Shape of More

Firsting in Research

HELIOTROPE is a project of the EMLbased at the University of Calgary.The journal is supervised by Mél Hogan, managed and co-edited with Tessa J. Brown, and was launched in 2020 (in consultation with Crystal Chokshi).

Submissionstessa.brown1@ucalgary.ca and cc mhogan@ucalgary.ca

HELIOTROPE is a project of the EML
based at the University of Calgary.
The journal is supervised by Mél Hogan, managed and co-edited with Tessa J. Brown, and was launched in 2020 (in consultation with Crystal Chokshi).

Submissions
tessa.brown1@ucalgary.ca
and cc mhogan@ucalgary.ca