AMBU S O U IG SCIENCE And the Imag/in/ing of the Real Curtis Newbold – April 4, 2011.

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AMBU S O U IG SCIENCE And the Imag/in/ing of the Real Curtis Newbold – April 4, 2011

The process of visualization [is not] an effort to produce reality as it presents itself to the scientist, since science is not about copying nature and culture, but about revealing it. Mimesis without expression is virtually impossible. The human mind…seems eager to fill in the gaps and to make us see what we want to see -Luc Pauwels, Visual Cultures of Science visualizationproduce reality science natureculturerevealing Mimesisexpression gaps make us see human mind Ambiguity AMBIGUOUS SCIENCE 2

Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes visual Rigorous scientific models of how biological processes occurOur understanding is just explodingThe study of beauty is key to unlocking bewildering…mysteries and secrets AMBIGUOUS SCIENCE beauty 3

Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes visual beauty AMBIGUOUS SCIENCE rhetorical incommensurability confusion Obstruct the understanding Throw all into confusion Rhetoric & Language 4

Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes visual beauty rhetorical incommensurability confusion AMBIGUOUS SCIENCE seductive details 5

Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes visual beauty rhetorical incommensurability confusion seductive details AMBIGUOUS SCIENCE subjunctive 6

Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes visual beauty rhetorical incommensurability confusion seductive details subjunctive AMBIGUOUS SCIENCE MEANING ABSTRACT REAL SIMULATION IMAGE MULTIPLICITY REPRESENTATION AESTHETIC CURIOSITY A M B I G U I T Y multiplicity of meaning = IMESIS D STORTED 7

Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes visual beauty rhetorical incommensurability confusion seductive details subjunctive multiplicity of meaning AMBIGUOUS SCIENCE separates from the real Communication technologies restructure consciousness, affecting [our] presence to the world and to [ourselves]and creating new interior distances within the psyche. -Walter Ong 8

Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes visual beauty rhetorical incommensurability confusion seductive details subjunctive multiplicity of meaning AMBIGUOUS SCIENCE separates from the real Quantum Mirage Quantum Corral Dynamical Billiards 9

Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes visual beauty rhetorical incommensurability confusion seductive details subjunctive multiplicity of meaning separates from the real AMBIGUOUS SCIENCE Basket (basketane)Rotor (rotane) Wheel (roxatane)Chain(catenane) Man as Industrial Palace Liver as Storehouse thought is metaphorical 10

Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes visual beauty rhetorical incommensurability confusion seductive details subjunctive multiplicity of meaning separates from the real thought is metaphorical AMBIGUOUS SCIENCE promotes action 11

Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes visual beauty rhetorical incommensurability confusion seductive details subjunctive multiplicity of meaning separates from the real thought is metaphorical promotes action AMBIGUOUS SCIENCE The photograph paradox can…be seen as the co-existence of two messages, the one without a code (the photographic analogue), the other with a code (the art, or the treatment, or the writing, or the rhetoric, of the photograph); structurally, the paradox is clearly not the collusion of a denoted message and a connoted message…, it is that here the connoted (or coded) message develops on the basis of a message without a code. This structural paradox coincides with an ethical paradox: when one wants to be neutral, objective, one strives to copy reality meticulously, as though the analogical were a factor of resistance against the investment of values; how then can the photograph be at once objective and invested, natural, and cultural? -Roland Barthes, The Photographic Message Even efficient knowledge may be rejected because of the way its acquisition disturbs important social values. -Paul Feyerabend, Farewell to Reason culture in every image Stem Cell Harvest 12

Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes visual beauty rhetorical incommensurability confusion seductive details subjunctive multiplicity of meaning separates from the real thought is metaphorical promotes action culture in every image AMBIGUOUS SCIENCE Visual ambiguity is the degree to which multiple interpretations, removal from the authenticity of the referent, or possibility for action and choice is present. 13

Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes visual beauty rhetorical incommensurability confusion seductive details subjunctive multiplicity of meaning separates from the real thought is metaphorical promotes action culture in every image AMBIGUOUS SCIENCE Punctum punctum Modality modality Noise noise 14

Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes visual beauty rhetorical incommensurability confusion seductive details subjunctive multiplicity of meaning separates from the real thought is metaphorical promotes action culture in every image punctum modality noise AMBIGUOUS SCIENCE There is more entropy in the real world than there is in your computer. Thats just the way it is. -Sherry Turkle, Simulation and Its Discontents 15

Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes Am [ BIG ] you - ity Definitions Aspects Causes visual beauty rhetorical incommensurability confusion seductive details subjunctive multiplicity of meaning separates from the real thought is metaphorical promotes action culture in every image punctum modality noise AMBIGUOUS SCIENCE SCIENCE Imaging Imagining 16