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Machine aesthetic

The machine aesthetic label is used in architecture and other arts to describe works that either draw the inspiration from industrialization with its mechanized mass production or use elements resembling structures of complex machines (ships, planes, etc.) for the sake of appearance. As an example of the latter, buildings in the International Modernism…

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Machine aesthetic

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related to Sources · 54
Machine aesthetic → Alex, An, Architecture, Art, Barr's Diagrams, Birkhäuser, Brill, Brøvig, Critical Introduction, Curl, David, De Stijl, Electronic, European Joyce Studies, Francis, Glenn, High Technē, Inventing Abstraction, ISBN, ISSN
related to Visual arts · 8
Machine aesthetic → Charles Sheeler, Constructivists, For, Jacob Epstein, On, Some, The Rock Drill, Vladimir Tatlin
related to Music · 7
Machine aesthetic → Barry Brummett's, In, Instead, Ragnhild Brøvig, Scholars Brøvig, Stevenson, This
related to Architecture and applied arts · 5
Machine aesthetic → Architects, Blue Chair, For, Red, The
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Machine aesthetic → Fernand Léger, Oud, The Machine Aesthetic
related to Legacy · 2
Machine aesthetic → Just, The

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synthesizersinstance ofwhich denotes music produced using technology0.80text
drum machinesinstance ofwhich denotes music produced using technology0.80text
and digital audio workstationsinstance ofwhich denotes music produced using technology0.80text
Deantoni Parks have developed techniques to replicate this robotic consistency manually.Loopinginstance oflive drummers0.80text
Underground Canopy perform these computerizedinstance ofBands0.80text
off-grid rhythms on live instrumentsinstance ofBands0.80text
intentionally playing beats early or late to create the tension associated with unquantized digital production.Chaotech aesthetics celebrate the decayinstance ofBands0.80text
failureinstance ofBands0.80text
and malfunction of technologyinstance ofBands0.80text
Machine aestheticrelated to Architecture and applied artsThe0.60section
Machine aestheticrelated to Architecture and applied artsArchitects0.60section
Machine aestheticrelated to Architecture and applied artsFor0.60section

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