MEART - the Semi-Living Artist 1970
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MEART is an installation distributed between two (or more) locations in the world. Its “brain” consists of cultured nerve cells that grow and live in a neuro-engineering lab, in Georgia institute of Technology, Atlanta, USA (Dr. Steve Potter’s lab). Its “body” is a robotic drawing arm that is capable of producing two-dimensional drawings. The “brain” and the “body” will communicate in real time with each other for the duration of the exhibition.
- Title: MEART - the Semi-Living Artist
- Year: 1970
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- Director: Guy Ben-Ary
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- Crew: Douglas Bakkum (Writer), Phil Gamblen (Writer), Guy Ben-Ary (Director), Matt Richards (Editor), Jeremy Rouse (Cinematography), Matt Richards (Producer)
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- Release: Jan 01, 1970
- Runtime: 8 minutes
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