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Using transcripts from more than 2500 TED talks as data, Vincent Cellucci, Jesse Allison, and Derick Ostrenko combined poetry performance with coding to create an interactive live-streaming poetry web app triggered by audience/user interaction to pull found text from TED Talks—a process they refer to as “creative data mining.” The trio will take you on an ethereal journey with “Diamonds in Dystopia,” an interactive app that will transform the way you think of art, poetry, performance, and code.

For more information on "Diamonds In Dystopia," please visit: http://diamonds.emdm.io/ to read the unique collaborative TEDxLSU poem generated by the audience for this event and http://www.tedxlsu.com/blog/interacti... to hear more about what's going on behind the curtain and on the iPad. 

Jesse Allison (Louisiana State University Professor of Experimental Music), Derick Ostrenko (LSU Professor of Digital Art), and Vincent Cellucci (poet and LSU Communication across the Curriculum Art + Design Coordinator) pooled their collective knowledge for this performance and plan to continue this line of inquiry for future performances and iterations of the app.





This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx