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Chandler McWilliams is an artist, writer and teacher living in Los Angeles. He is an Associate Professor in the Design Media Arts program at UCLA.
We specifically investigate how computation gets physicalized—the physical history of computational thinking and computational making. We don’t necessarily focus on hardware, but on how material infrastructures sit underneath what we generally think of as ephemeral and cloud-based technologies.
Chandler McWilliams, Casey Reas, Lauren Lee McCarthy & Chandler McWilliams on Expanding Software
People have an idea of what code and algorithm mean now but software is very amorphous. Its definition shifts depending on who you're talking to. Some people think of it as an instance of code running, while others think of it as a metonym for an application.
Chandler McWilliams, Casey Reas, Lauren Lee McCarthy & Chandler McWilliams on Expanding Software