What’s different about artists and scientists? While both are experimental, artists have more freedom because they don’t lose credibility while being creative. Hear the story of Maella Clarke, who is leading the charge for us to be part artist and part scientist as she unlocks the sound of data.
Our
Guest
Majella Clarke
@majella.clarke
@majella.clarke
Majella Clarke is an Australian Conductor, multi-instrumentalist artist, and Artificial Intelligence Strategist based in Helsinki, Finland. Her artistic practice uses data, algorithms, and AI to create compositions, sound, and sonic art that can also be used in live performance. Participation and inclusion of the audience and non-skilled musicians, in collaboration with skilled musicians, is a feature of her work seeking to blur the lines between performer, composer, and audience.
Topics discussed in this
Episode
- What does data sound like
- Personification of data (it's what's missing in climate change data)
- Art should expand beyond artist
- Majella’s 5Ps
- Music through facial expressions
- Is AI artistically creative?
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