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Omayeli Arenyeka
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nigerian, writer, technologist. teacher & former student @sfpc-study.bsky.social‬, alum of the Recurse Center
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teaching with SFPC again this fall ~

come critique and re-imagine new media art with me 💫
sfpc.study School for Poetic Computation @sfpc.study · Jul 28
What is a poetic computation work made of? What are its materials?

Join us this September to discuss what's behind computational art in Interrogating Computational Approaches to Art, a 5-week class taught online by Yelly Arenyeka with Lee Nok’si Livingston and Sim.

༻ Apply @ sfpc.study
Poster in luminous green featuring a tilted screenshot of a Google Doc being edited. The title is in gothic script. Course is taught by Yeli Arenyeka with Lee Nok'si Livingston and Sim Hafferty. The description reads: “Unpack the unspoken assumptions, histories, & ethics behind computational art.” Poster with blurred green-yellow background. Text in a decorative font asks questions about critiquing poetic computation, ethics, and meaning-making. Mentions using literature, philosophy, ethics, and HCI to develop frameworks for analyzing computational art. At the bottom, a stylized, grainy oval illustration shows colorful shapes and connected elements representing digital interfaces.
July 31, 2025 at 1:25 PM
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sfpc.study
What is a poetic computation work made of? What are its materials?

Join us this September to discuss what's behind computational art in Interrogating Computational Approaches to Art, a 5-week class taught online by Yelly Arenyeka with Lee Nok’si Livingston and Sim.

༻ Apply @ sfpc.study
Poster in luminous green featuring a tilted screenshot of a Google Doc being edited. The title is in gothic script. Course is taught by Yeli Arenyeka with Lee Nok'si Livingston and Sim Hafferty. The description reads: “Unpack the unspoken assumptions, histories, & ethics behind computational art.” Poster with blurred green-yellow background. Text in a decorative font asks questions about critiquing poetic computation, ethics, and meaning-making. Mentions using literature, philosophy, ethics, and HCI to develop frameworks for analyzing computational art. At the bottom, a stylized, grainy oval illustration shows colorful shapes and connected elements representing digital interfaces.
July 28, 2025 at 8:19 PM