In this presentation at iMAL, the Center for Digital Cultures and Technology in Brussels (5 April 2017), boredomresearch foster a new vision for technological innovation, one that recognises the fragility of the environment that sustains it. Discussing their work with biologists and engineers offering a different perspective which challenges a broader concern over a tendency
Lumen Prize winners Vicky Isley​ and Paul Smith discussed their work on Tuesday 20th December, 6pm at BCS London. boredomresearch are internationally renowned for creating software driven art, highly aesthetic both visually and acoustically. They are greatly inspired by the diversity that exists in nature. Using computational technology they explore a similar diversity to simulate