Presented to architecture students on Nov 9, 2021.
The new affordances of presence within immersive technologies like virtual & augmented reality are fusing together insights from game design, web design, human computer interaction, social media, cinematic storytelling, architecture, theater, dance, and embodied contemplative practices. This dialectic of the virtual and the real contrasts the interactive, participatory, dynamic, generative, non-linear, & iterative cultivation aspects of design with the more passive, consumptive, static, authored, linear, and planned building aspects. Voices of VR podcast host Kent Bye will be exploring some of the underlying philosophical principles of experiential design that can help guide this fusion of design disciplines. Virtual Architecture could be at the forefront of synthesizing these competing design philosophies, and Bye will be presenting some provocations around visualizing the geometry of music and different measures of time & calendars within a multi-modal spatial context. He'll also be pointing towards some of the underlying philosophical paradigm shifts that VR catalyzes such as moving away from substance metaphysics & reductive materialism that sees the world as static, concrete "real" objects that can be broken down into component parts within closed systems and towards a more process-relational metaphysics & process philosophy that sees the world as being in dynamic flux through unfolding patterns of relationships within an open ecosystem of mereological whole/part sets of fractally-nested contexts. Bye will be exploring how the challenges around experiential design and visualizing the geometry of music within VR embodies this shift towards process-relational thinking, and potentially provide some insights into the future of virtual architecture that's dynamic, participatory, and unfolding over time.
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Virtual Architecture as Process: Visualizing the Geometry of Music
1. Virtual Architecture as Process:
Visualizing the Geometry of Music
& Dynamic Data Over Time
@KentBye
2. ● Fusion of Affordances & Design
● Linear vs Iterative Design
● Process Philosophy & Potentiae
● Whole/Part Mereology + Context
● Perception as Process
● Immersive Data Visualization Trends
● Geometry of Music & Data Over Time
7. Alex McDowell’s Brief History of Storytelling
McDowell, Alex. (2020, January 25). Storytelling shapes the future. Retrieved March 03, 2021, from https://www.theantiagency.org/storytelling-shapes-the-future/
8. Participatory Experience
with Dynamic
Waves of Potential
http://ffden-2.phys.uaf.edu/webproj/212_spring_2014/Abdel_Abouhaib/101559128653564b3256663/uploads/2/8/6/1/28617611/1047737_orig.jpg
Passive Experience
with Static
Particle-like Actuals
11. Edition Distribution
Bernard Miège’s Definition of a Medium
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l'informationnalisation et à la globalisation. Questions de communication, (3), 211-229 cited in
“adaptation of content into the
medium through editing,
filming, post-production, etc.”
“spread of the edited content to
make it accessible for the
audience”
15. Audiences
Learn How to
Watch New Work &
Provide Feedback
Emerging Tech
Provides New
Affordances
Creators
Explore New
Affordances
Distributors
Provide Channels
For Audiences to
Access New Work
Communications Medium as Process
17. ● Fusion of Affordances & Design
● Linear vs Iterative Design
● Process Philosophy & Potentiae
● Whole/Part Mereology + Context
● Perception as Process
● Immersive Data Visualization Trends
● Geometry of Music & Data Over Time
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2021 from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nUBqawu41k
Topological Data Analysis as a way to architect spatial relationships
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2021 from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nUBqawu41k
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“Topological data analysis enables integration of multidimensional
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Process
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37. What do they THINK?
What do they SAY?
What do they need to DO?
What do they DO?
What do they FEEL?
What do they SEE?
What do they HEAR?
40. ● Fusion of Affordances & Design
● Linear vs Iterative Design
● Process Philosophy & Potentiae
● Whole/Part Mereology + Context
● Perception as Process
● Immersive Data Visualization Trends
● Geometry of Music & Data Over Time
41. Process Thought at a New Threshold - October 31, 2020
Cobb Institute. (Recorded 2020, October 31, Published 2020, November 28). Process Thought at a New Threshold [Video file]. YouTube. Retrieved on November 8, 2021
from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wl1jUJhw_zI
42. Interview with Whitehead Scholar Matt Segall on Process Philosophy
Bye, K., & Segall, M. D. (2020, December 10). #965: Primer on Whitehead’s Process Philosophy as a Paradigm Shift & Foundation for Experiential Design. Voices of VR podcast.
Retrieved November 8, 2021, from https://voicesofvr.com/primer-on-whiteheads-process-philosophy-as-a-paradigm-shift-foundation-for-experiential-design/.
43. Whitehead’s Process Philosophy
Whitehead, A. N. (1978). Process and reality. (pp. 59) Free Press.
"Every actual entity is what it is, and is with
its definite status in the universe,
determined by its internal relations to other
actual entities. 'Change' is the description of
the adventures of eternal objects in the
evolving universe of actual things.”
-Alfred North Whitehead
45. Whitehead’s Relational Event Ontology
Desmet, Ronald and Andrew David Irvine, "Alfred North Whitehead", The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (Fall 2018 Edition), Edward N. Zalta (ed.), Retrieved on November
8, 2021 from https://plato.stanford.edu/archives/fall2018/entries/whitehead/.
“The relational event ontology that
Whitehead developed in his London period
might serve to develop a relational
interpretation of quantum mechanics, such
as Rovelli’s [1996] or one of the many
proposed by Whitehead scholars (cf. Stapp
1993 and 2007, Malin 2001, Hättich 2004,
Epperson 2004, Epperson & Zafiris 2013).”
-Desmet et al.
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Tim Eastman’s Untying the Gordian Knot: Process, Reality, & Context
48. Block Model of the Universe is Deterministic
with No Novelty, Creativity, or Participation as
Past, Present, Future have all already happened
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49. Michael Epperson "with Elias Zafiris, has formalized a
similar argument against the time-symmetric, actualist
classical block world ontology, proposing a topological
interpretation of quantum mechanics whereby
spatiotemporal extensiveness and its metrical structure
is emergent from dynamical topological quantum event
structures."
-Kastner et al.
Relational Realism argues against “classical block world”
Space is Emergent from “dynamical topological quantum event structures”
Kastner, R. E., Kauffman, S., Epperson, M. (2018, March 27) Taking Heisenberg's Potentia Seriously, International Journal of Quantum Foundations, Volume 4, Issue 2, pages
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50. Eastman, T. E. (2020). Untying the Gordian Knot: Process, reality and context. (pp. 72) Rowman & Littlefield.
“Physical things are the outcome of real histories of quantum events”
“The central thesis of the Relational Reality model is
that the classical, conventional conception of the
relationship between physical objects and their
presumed direct mapping to discrete facts must be
reconceived such that physical things are understood
as the outcome of real histories of quantum events.
This requires a reconceptualization of ontological and
contextual properties as mutually implicative features
of every quantum event (thus, inevitably, the triad of
input-output-context). In this Relational Realist
framework, quantum events are identified as
measurement outcomes that refer to corresponding
physical observables.The theory then provides the
means of relating these events.”
-Timothy Eastman
52. Why Quantum Potentiae should be considered as having ontological reality
Kastner, R. E., Kauffman, S., Epperson, M. (2018, March 27) "Taking Heisenberg's Potentia Seriously," International Journal of Quantum Foundations, Volume 4, Issue 2,
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53. "I wish to view as physically real the possible
quantum events that might be, or might have
been, experienced. So, in this approach, those
possible events are real, but not actual; they exist,
but not in spacetime. The actual event is the one
that is experienced and that can be said to exist
as a component of spacetime."
-Ruth Kastner
Kastner, R. E. (2013). The transactional interpretation of quantum mechanics: The reality of possibility. (pp. 2) Cambridge University Press.
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“Possible events are real, but not actual; they exist, but not in spacetime”
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Spacetime emergent from the quantum substrate & Potentiae
Actualized Reality
Quantum Potentiae
55. Eastman, T. E. (2020). Untying the Gordian Knot: Process, reality and context. (pp. 34) Rowman & Littlefield.
Actualizations = Boolean Logic
Quantum Potentiae = Non-Boolean Logic
“The Relational Reality model requires a
distinction between the logic of actualizations
(standard Aristotelian or Boolean logic) and a
non-Boolean logic for potentiae; real-world
application of these logics necessarily requires
three components; these are input-output-context
with context most often designated as
“environment” in quantum physics applications.”
-Tim Eastman
56. Science Animated (2019, May 21) Quantumland and Transactions [Video file]. YouTube. Retrieved on November 8, 2021 from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3J9JeJMAOBw.
A partial Boolean algebra is
"locally Boolean, yet globally non-Boolean"
Actualized Reality = Boolean Logic
Quantum Potentiae = Non-Boolean Logic
57. Non-Boolean Logic with
Waves of Potential
http://ffden-2.phys.uaf.edu/webproj/212_spring_2014/Abdel_Abouhaib/101559128653564b3256663/uploads/2/8/6/1/28617611/1047737_orig.jpg
Boolean Logic with
Particle-like Actuals
58. Participatory Experience
with Dynamic
Waves of Potential
http://ffden-2.phys.uaf.edu/webproj/212_spring_2014/Abdel_Abouhaib/101559128653564b3256663/uploads/2/8/6/1/28617611/1047737_orig.jpg
Passive Experience
with Static
Particle-like Actuals
65. Participatory Experience
with Dynamic
Waves of Potential
http://ffden-2.phys.uaf.edu/webproj/212_spring_2014/Abdel_Abouhaib/101559128653564b3256663/uploads/2/8/6/1/28617611/1047737_orig.jpg
Passive Experience
with Static
Particle-like Actuals
66. Alex McDowell’s Brief History of Storytelling
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Spacetime is Locally Boolean, but emergent from Globally Non-Boolean Quantum Potential
“A partial Boolean algebra is a family of Boolean
algebras whose operations coincide on overlaps
so that it is locally Boolean, yet globally
non-Boolean…
The family of Boolean contexts plays a privileged
role since a sound theory should be able to
describe intersubjectively communicable empirical
propositions.Therefore the overall non-Boolean
framework must have a locally Boolean logical
structure. This guarantees that aspects of reality
can be perceived by projections onto empirically
accessible Boolean reference frames.”
-Hans Primas
68. Science Animated (2019, May 21) Quantumland and Transactions [Video file]. YouTube. Retrieved on November 8, 2021 from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3J9JeJMAOBw.
A partial Boolean algebra is
"locally Boolean, yet globally non-Boolean"
Actualized Reality = Boolean Logic
Quantum Potentiae = Non-Boolean Logic
69. Whitehead’s “Eternal Objects” as Pure Potentials
“The eternal objects are the pure
potentials of the universe, and the actual
entities differ from each other in their
realization of potentials.”
-Alfred North Whitehead
Whitehead, A. N. (1978). Process and reality. (pp. 149) Free Press.
The mathematical (i.e. Platonic) world is real, physical world is a shadow of that pure, idea world. Mathematics and science. (n.d.). Retrieved November 9, 2021, from
http://abyss.uoregon.edu/~js/21st_century_science/lectures/lec02.html.
70. Whitehead’s “Eternal Objects” as Pure Potentials
“The eternal objects are the pure
potentials of the universe, and the actual
entities differ from each other in their
realization of potentials.”
-Alfred North Whitehead
Whitehead, A. N. (1978). Process and reality. (pp. 149) Free Press.
The mathematical (i.e. Platonic) world is real, physical world is a shadow of that pure, idea world. Mathematics and science. (n.d.). Retrieved November 9, 2021, from
http://abyss.uoregon.edu/~js/21st_century_science/lectures/lec02.html.
71. Whitehead’s “Eternal Objects” as Pure Potentials
Quantum
Potentiae
“The eternal objects are the pure
potentials of the universe, and the actual
entities differ from each other in their
realization of potentials.”
-Alfred North Whitehead
Whitehead, A. N. (1978). Process and reality. (pp. 149) Free Press.
The mathematical (i.e. Platonic) world is real, physical world is a shadow of that pure, idea world. Mathematics and science. (n.d.). Retrieved November 9, 2021, from
http://abyss.uoregon.edu/~js/21st_century_science/lectures/lec02.html.
72. Whitehead’s “Eternal Objects” as Pure Potentials
Whitehead, A. N. (1978). Process and reality. (pp. 149) Free Press.
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http://abyss.uoregon.edu/~js/21st_century_science/lectures/lec02.html.
Aristotle’s Formal Causation
● Math Structure
● Blueprint
● Design
● Shape
Quantum
Potentiae
“The eternal objects are the pure
potentials of the universe, and the actual
entities differ from each other in their
realization of potentials.”
-Alfred North Whitehead
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“Full understanding of time is not possible within a Boolean Logic framework”
77. Experience as streams of “concresence” processes
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8, 2021 from https://plato.stanford.edu/archives/fall2018/entries/whitehead/.
“His theory of feelings claims that not only our
perception, but our experience in general is a
stream of elementary processes of concrescence
(growing together) of many feelings into one—“the
many become one, and are increased with one”
(1929c [1985: 21])—and that the process of
concrescence is not primarily driven by the
objective content of the feelings involved (their
factuality), but by their subjective form (their
valuation, cf. 1929c [1985: 240]).
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78. Unconscious analysis with high temporal resolution
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opposite, the world must perforce act
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Architecture as Process
83. ● Fusion of Affordances & Design
● Linear vs Iterative Design
● Process Philosophy & Potentiae
● Whole/Part Mereology + Context
● Perception as Process
● Immersive Data Visualization Trends
● Geometry of Music & Data Over Time
87. Lessig’s Pathetic Dot Theory
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& Code
User
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vs
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& Code
User
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require triads, cycles of input-output-context, or, at
least, some inevitable reference to a third.”
-Tim Eastman
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Embodied Cognition as Nested Contexts
110. ● Fusion of Affordances & Design
● Linear vs Iterative Design
● Process Philosophy & Potentiae
● Whole/Part Mereology + Context
● Perception as Process
● Immersive Data Visualization Trends
● Geometry of Music & Data Over Time
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123. ● Fusion of Affordances & Design
● Linear vs Iterative Design
● Process Philosophy & Potentiae
● Whole/Part Mereology + Context
● Perception as Process
● Immersive Data Visualization Trends
● Geometry of Music & Data Over Time
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Space & Time
Number
Number in
Time
Geometry Music
Mathematics
Astronomy
The Quadrivium
Number in
Space
127. Objects Moving
Through Space
Abstract Patterns
& Forms
Consonance
Dissonance Cycles
In Time
Geometry Music
Mathematics
Astronomy
The Quadrivium
Architecture &
Embodiment
in Space
131. Objects Moving
Through Space
Abstract Patterns
& Forms
Consonance
Dissonance Cycles
In Time
Geometry Music
Mathematics
Astronomy
The Quadrivium
Architecture &
Embodiment
in Space
133. Oliver Kreylos Geospatial Visualizations
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Tradeoffs of 2D vs 3D
● occlusion
● clutter
● distortion
● scalability
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Geospatial Focus on 3D Data Visualization
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Visualizing Languages Going to Sleep
137. Immersive Data Visualization Research Lagging:
Some Using 2D Panels in Virtual Environments
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139. Data Visceralization: Speed, Distance, Scale
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140. Molecular Science Sonification
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Non-Euclidean VR & Hyperbolic Spaces
142. Non-Euclidean VR Ray Marching
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143. Lundy, M., Sutton, D., Ashton, A., Martineau, J. (2010) Quadrivium: The Four Classical Liberal Arts of Number, Geometry, Music, & Cosmology. Walker & Co.
Spatial Representations of Time
145. Data Visceralization: Extreme Scale,
Discrete Quantities, Abstract Measures
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146. QuantVR: Visualizing Market Cap as Buildings
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Chris North: Big Visualization, Big Cognition,
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150. Examination of Grouping and Spatial Organization
Tasks for High-Dimensional Data Exploration
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152. Flow Immersive
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154. 4D Objects
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155. Treehouse in the Shade in VRChat using Shaders
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157. Indiecade Games as Systems
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159. Bye, K. (2018, April 6) Geometry of Music: Visualizing Beethoven's Fifth Symphony. YouTube. Retrieved November 9, 2021, from
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Music Perception grouped by time, frequency, and scaling
162. Beat Saber only focused on the Rhythm of the Music, Not Chords
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163. The Geometry of Music
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Geometry of Music featuring 82 Harmonies of C
These are plotted on wheels
that cluster the notes into
polarity points (minor 3rds of
Ab/D, E/Bb, C/Gb on top half &
A/Eb, Db/G, & F/B on bottom
half), augmented chords in
quadrants (C/E/Ab in upper left,
Gb/Bb/D in upper right, A/Db/F
in lower left, and Eb/G/B in
lower right ).
Each chord forms a unique
shape, and each relationship
between notes is colored with
brown = b9/vii, purple = 9/bvii,
red = biii/vi, blue = iii/#v, green
= IV/V and finally orange = bv.
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167. ● Fusion of Affordances & Design
● Linear vs Iterative Design
● Process Philosophy & Potentiae
● Whole/Part Mereology + Context
● Perception as Process
● Immersive Data Visualization Trends
● Geometry of Music & Data Over Time