Co-composition and de-composition: Biological agency as a compositional tool

Technoetic Arts 18 (2):159-172 (2020)
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Abstract

GeneMusiK is an artistic project that puts into play ideas about the capacity of physical morphologies to act as mnemonic systems by using DNA to transcode and remix musical structures. The project suggests that both biological and cultural information can function as both macro- and micro-scale structures arrayed at physical loci to create topologies which function as keys to the mapping of memory.

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