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Hey folks, and welcome to #51!


We hope you're all making the most of the bank holiday weekend 🌤️


For any TouchDesigner heads that haven’t picked up a ticket for the Ireland meetup yet, now’s the time - they’re moving quickly. Concept Null are also putting together a beginners’ workshop in Dublin later this month - Perfect for anyone who wants to get involved but is at the start of their TouchDesigner learning journey. Stay tuned for more details on this.


If you plan on coming to the event and wish to partake in the "Open Beamer" jam session, please send us an e-mail at '''[email protected]''' ( :
As always, feel free to reach out to us at '''[email protected]''' ( :


Until next time!
Until next time!
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<h4>'''A Personalized Ecology of AI'''</h4>
<h4>'''Dreaming Beyond AI'''</h4>


''Eryk Salvaggio''
Dreaming Beyond AI is an evolving digital space where artists, researchers, and activists rethink how we engage with artificial intelligence - through queer, feminist, and decolonial perspectives.


Curious about the environmental cost of AI? Eryk gives a detailed breakdown of his carbon footprint when using such tools.
The project brings together critical writing, creative work, and collaborative experiments that push beyond the usual tech narratives. It’s a thoughtful, beautifully designed space for imagining more just and inclusive tech futures. Well worth a look!


'''[https://mail.cyberneticforests.com/a-personalized-ecology-of-ai/?ref=cybernetic-forests-newsletter Link ↗]'''
'''[https://dreamingbeyond.ai/en/f/home Link ↗]'''
 
<h4>'''ComfyUI Course'''</h4>
 
''Derrick Schultz''
 
Derrick has updated his course on ComfyUI from ITP GenAI 2025 -- it covers locally run image and video generation tools!
 
'''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKI2LSR_2Vw&list=PLWuCzxqIpJs8HSUzVIhcghmHidMhPJpsA&index=9 Link ↗]'''
 
<h4>'''Alan Butler: Material Outcomes in the Digital Subject'''</h4>
 
''Alan Butler''
 
In this lecture, artist Alan Butler discusses The Production of Space, a site-specific exhibition project he created for the Aksioma gallery. Building on a practice that examines the ontology of digital spatial design and video game assets, Butler explores how these digital building blocks produce reality—both online and off. He reveals how the technical creation of images and their origins can shape culture and digital space, and how digital objects can affect the physical world. Butler also shares the theoretical perspectives informing his creative process, illuminating how a series of works emerged around the physical performativity of digital objects. By tracing the journey of these digital constructs from screen to real-world presence, he examines the interplay between virtual and real environments, and what that means for culture and image-making.
 
'''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udQsWCbL2ZA Link ↗]'''

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Hey folks, and welcome to #51!

We hope you're all making the most of the bank holiday weekend 🌤️

For any TouchDesigner heads that haven’t picked up a ticket for the Ireland meetup yet, now’s the time - they’re moving quickly. Concept Null are also putting together a beginners’ workshop in Dublin later this month - Perfect for anyone who wants to get involved but is at the start of their TouchDesigner learning journey. Stay tuned for more details on this.

As always, feel free to reach out to us at [email protected] ( :

Until next time!


📖 Articles


Dreaming Beyond AI

Dreaming Beyond AI is an evolving digital space where artists, researchers, and activists rethink how we engage with artificial intelligence - through queer, feminist, and decolonial perspectives.

The project brings together critical writing, creative work, and collaborative experiments that push beyond the usual tech narratives. It’s a thoughtful, beautifully designed space for imagining more just and inclusive tech futures. Well worth a look!

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