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The Philosophy of the Soul of Techno-Waste: The Art of Installations from RadioElectronic Waste

The Philosophy of the Soul of Techno-Waste: The Art of Installations from RadioElectronic Waste

Karpov (Saltykov-Karpov), Anatoly

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ISBN13: 9798995060338
Publisher: Saltykov-Karpov Press
Published: Mar 26 2026
Pages: 154
Weight: 0.65
Height: 0.40 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The book explores the artistic potential of electronic waste and the possibilities of using it in contemporary installation art. The author considers high-tech waste not only as a by-product of technological development, but also as a unique material for creating new forms of artistic expression. The work proposes an interdisciplinary approach that combines art, radio electronics, philosophy of science, and elements of mathematical modeling. The study begins with the construction of a conceptual mathematical model of creative energy, which the author uses to describe how various factors influence the creative process. These factors are examined within the framework of physical philosophy, with particular attention to the relationship between the consciousness of developers and the radio-electronic components they create. The author suggests that technical objects and elements of electronic devices can function not only as practical components but also as carriers of cultural and symbolic meaning. The book analyzes how obsolete electronic components can be transformed into elements of artistic installations, forming new visual and conceptual structures. Special attention is given to practical examples of creating installations from electronic components. The author discusses methods for selecting materials, principles of composition, specific features of working with electronic parts, and ways of integrating technical objects into artistic space. The book also outlines possible directions for the development of this artistic field, including the use of artificial intelligence technologies for generating ideas, analyzing compositional solutions, and discovering new artistic forms. In addition, the author proposes a methodological approach for studying and developing this field within educational environments. The aim is to stimulate interest among future specialists in interdisciplinary interaction between art and technology and to encourage creative thinking among students of technical disciplines. A distinctive aspect of the author's concept is the discussion of different types of perception and thinking, including the potential role of female consciousness in addressing artistic challenges in this area. The book explores how diverse cognitive perspectives may expand creative approaches to technological materials and environments. The book may be of interest to specialists working in radio electronics, technical creativity, contemporary art.

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