Author of thesis: MgA. Martin Králík
Acad. year: 2015/2016
Supervisor: prof. akad. soch. Michal Gabriel
Reviewer: doc. Mgr. Jan Zálešák, Ph.D.
Abstract:Red Queen is a chess piece on the story of Alice in Wonderland, which is constantly running to hold it in place, because the world around it is constantly in motion. Therefore, it is a symbol of the theory of evolution, a constant necessity innovation and the eternal escape from competitors.
Red Queen's Race is constructed into a miniature civilization, or rather one growing superorganism, which constantly oscillates between the digital and the physical world.
The main consciousness of this association is black majestically looking server that supplies with his computing power and energy all attached printers. They are designed specifically for this purpose, such as abstraction of robotics industry, with an emphasis on a functionally aesthetic form, in yellow-orange color of heavy industrial machinery.
The most important and largest part of this system, are entities which printers materialize. They are created according to a living creature of this world, generated by computer, based on a unique code, which is the result of calculating the evolutionary recombination, processed by the server, depending on the reactions of outside observers at the objects which are already created. Sense of each entity is attract attention. How much more, the greater is the chance to continue their code in future generations.
Red Queen, evolution, Alice in Wonderland, White Rabbit, The Matrix, 3D print, Industry 4.0, electronic organism, living machines, plumbing, Red Queen's Race, centrally controlled system
Date of defence
17.5.2016
Result of the defence
Defended (thesis was successfully defended)
Grade
B
Language of thesis
Czech
Faculty
Department
Study programme
Fine Arts
Study branch
Fine Art
Composition of Committee
MgA. Vasil Artamonov (předseda)
MgA. Tomáš Hlavenka (člen)
doc. MgA. Luděk Rathouský (člen)
MgA. Jiří Franta (člen)
prof. akad. soch. Michal Gabriel (člen)
doc. Mgr. Tomáš Medek (člen)
prof. akad. soch. Jan Ambrůz (člen)
doc. Mgr. Pavel Korbička (člen)
doc. Mgr. Jan Zálešák, Ph.D. (člen)
Jiří Ptáček (člen)
doc. akad. mal. Petr Lysáček (člen)
Supervisor’s report
prof. akad. soch. Michal Gabriel
Grade proposed by supervisor: A
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Michal Gabriel- posudek diplomové práce Martina Králíka.pdf | 48.19 kB |
Reviewer’s report
doc. Mgr. Jan Zálešák, Ph.D.
Grade proposed by reviewer: B
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martin_kralik_posudek_oponent.pdf | 92.41 kB |