Epoch: A 'Move Slow and Make Things' Approach to Coding nature photographed across share houses in

photographed across share houses in Meanjin (Brisbane

It includes photographs of the interiors of the Chat Noir in Paris

Walter Pfeiffer

Issue two is titled “Future”: The future is always rooted in a sort of fantasy — a utopia that is both a promise and a lie — depending on which member of society you ask

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Epoch: A 'Move Slow and Make Things' Approach to Coding nature photographed across share houses inEpoch: A Move Slow & Mend Things Approach to Coding by Sophie Nadel explores the relationships between traditional and newly emerging methods of making. Beginning with a dataset of 5000 punch card designs, creative technologist Sophie Nadel uses a GAN system to generate typographic knitting patterns. The resulting typeface can then be knitted by hand or machine, completing the cycle between the computer generated and the material. Through the lenses