Raymond Taudin Chabot

Copy Right vs Copy Left - Conception and teaching the BFH Diagonal elective course that addresses topics like the commons, the gift economy, pros and cons of different types of copyright, free vs. controlled distribution of creative content. Includes inputs by lecturers from the BFH, a tech entrepreneur and collaboration with the faculty of information law, university of Amsterdam.

Talks about the digital realm (Irregulary) - HKB Ypsilon Institute

Lecturer Audiovisual Studies, B.A. 1999 - 2002, Gerrit Rietveld Akademie, Amsterdam

Lecturer Moving Image, B.A. 2011 - 2019, Royal Academy Of Arts, The Hague

Lecturer Moving Image, M.A. 2012 - 2014, School of Architecture, Amsterdam

New Media Theory, Situationism, The Commons, The Carnavalesque, Visual Arts

Written with Sabine Niederer.
Keywords: Big Data, visual arts, tracking, crowdsourcing, visual analytics, Internet of things
Abstract: The era of Big Data comes with the omnipresent metaphor of the Cloud, a term suggesting an ephemeral and seemingly endless storage space, unhindered by time and place. Similar to the satellite image of the Whole Earth, which was the icon of technological progress in the late 60s, the Cloud as a metaphor breathes the promise of technology, whilst obfuscating the hardware reality of server farms and software infrastructure necessary to enable the proliferation of (big) data. This article presents projects from the fields of humanities, social sciences and the arts that formulate a response to Big Data and its human and automated practices, from data analytics dashboards to critical reflections on smart technologies and objects.

Interactive video project presented at IASC Conference 2016 (International Association Of The Commons)
Hosted by the Institut für Sozialanthropologie, Universität Bern

Artbook, designed by Roger Willems

Artbook, designed by Roger Willems