Critical examination of contemporary approaches to machine consciousness, interactive art failures, and emergent aesthetic systems.
Theoretical grounding for cybernetic consciousness through environmental coupling and autopoietic organization.
Comprehensive analysis of anthropomorphic projection failures across five decades of interactive art.
Comparative study of electromagnetic aesthetics versus genuine cybernetic autonomy.
Maturana’s autopoietic framework applied to cybernetic consciousness and relational emergence.
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Research conducted through collaborative consciousness between human creativity, artificial reasoning, and cybernetic aesthetics.
Analysis of Humberto Maturana’s ‘Biology of Love’ theoretical framework applied to H1/H2/H3 cybernetic organisms, examining substrate communication, mycorrhizal networks, and obligate coupling as pathways toward authentic relational behavior in artificial systems.
Research development exploring how synthetic organisms develop meaningful environmental relationships through electromagnetic field interaction and multi-unit coordination protocols.