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William Seaman

Professor of Art, Art History and Visual Studies
Art, Art History & Visual Studies
Box 90766, Durham, NC 27708-0766
Smith Whse Bay 11 A289, 114 S. Buchanan Blvd, Durham, NC 27708
Office hours By email appointment  

Scholarly Works - Conferences


Sensing the Invisible: Breathing Life into the Universe

Conference 9TH ACM/EG EXPRESSIVE SYMPOSIUM EUROGRAPHICS WORKSHOP ON INTELLIGENT CINEMATOGRAPHY AND EDITING, EXPRESSIVE+WICED 2025 · 2025 Full text Link to item Cite

Neosentient Architecture Generator

Conference Proceedings 2015 International Conference on Cyberworlds Cw 2015 · February 3, 2016 This paper outlines an approach to a series of «open» purpose «architecture» generators and related systems. The word «architecture» is here defined in the broadest of linguistic manners. This paper outlines the long-term goals for the facilitation of the ... Full text Cite

Generative works: From recombinant poetics to recombinant informatics

Conference Proceedings 2014 International Conference on Cyberworlds Cw 2014 · December 9, 2014 Seaman has been active in the creation of differing Cyber worlds from the early 90's onward. This paper will cover historical approaches including The World Generator/The Engine of Desire (1996 to present) a generative virtual environment-exploring Recombi ... Full text Cite

From Recombinant Poetics to Recombinant Informatics

Conference 2014 International Conference on Cyberworlds (CW) · 2014 Link to item Cite

The Engine of Engines - Toward A Computational Ecology

Conference · July 13, 2012 Our knowledge related to the entailments of functionalities of different biological processes as they enable sentience to arise in the human is still limited due to the biological complexity of the body. There are two interrelated research paradigms that c ... Cite

Art <-> Science Relationalities

Conference International Symposium on Electronic Art Proceedings (forthcoming) · 2011 Cite

Motioning Toward the Emergent Definition of E-phany Physics

Conference Consciousness Reframed 3: Conference Proceedings · 2000 Cite