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Read →Noah Girouard King · Eski
I make things across science, art, music and software.
I'm Eski. My work crosses mathematical writing, experimental software, generative media, music, visual art, books, collecting and systems work. I like taking an idea that exists in one form and rebuilding it in another so I can see what survives.
My recurring method
Build another form of the idea
I translate mathematical writing into scripts and generative systems; generative systems into music, images and game output; tagged relevance into a social network; and application ideas into sCode and sOS. I use the translation itself as a test of whether the idea is structured enough to keep working in a new form.
I separate implementation from independent scientific proof. A model that runs gives me something observable and repeatable to test; it does not automatically establish every interpretation I attach to it.
My public work
Software
Groovebox, Tabletime, GOAVA, EQR, sCode and sOS are the main public code trail around my generative, mathematical and infrastructure work.
Projects →Guides / visual atlas
I now present parts of the mathematics visually on-site with colorful graphs, posters and guide pages.
Browse guides →Music
My album Grooves spans electronic, braindance, ambient, dubstep, house and techno. Meum directly carries one of my mathematical/software names into music.
Bandcamp →Visual work
I keep a public visual gallery with photography and other uploaded work.
Gallery →Video
EskiVision is my on-site route into my video and audiovisual work.
EskiVision →Mathematics as project material
My mathematical vocabulary includes Meum, Operator Theory and seed/graph relationships that I use in writing and software. I don't stop at asking whether I can write an equation. I ask what happens when I use it as a seed, transform, scoring rule, runtime primitive or generated structure.