ArTbitrating JaVOX: an evolutionary environment for visual and sound composition
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Artemis Moroni, Jônatas Manzolli, Fernando Von Zuben: ArTbitrating JaVOX: an evolutionary environment for visual and sound composition. In: Generative Art 2004.
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ArTbitrariness is presented as an initiative of upgrading the esthetical judgment through evolutionary computation techniques and others population based techniques. ArTbitrariness arose from the attempt to emulate computational creativity applied to artistic production in the visual and sound domains. ArTbitrating JaVOX appeared from the merging two other environments, VOX POPULI and Art Lab, which are all described. Questions concerning to the modeling of a poetics for artistic production in an automatic environment are placed and important aspects to model creativity are presented.
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