Laws of Form, an introduction with Andrew Crompton Created by George-Spencer Brown, Laws of Form is a non-numerical arithmetic, a calculus that is based on a single mark called “the first distinction”. In Spencer Brown’s own words, from Laws of Form: “The theme of this book is that a universe comes into being when a space […]
Meetings continue fortnightly to read from Plato’s Republic out loud. This approach echoes the oral tradition that lives through Orpheus, Pythagoras and Plato. Sharing our perspectives as we journey through the dialogue, we are exploring themes such as justice, initiation, death, and the human soul. Reading starts at 18:00, doors open at 17:30. We welcome […]
Meetings continue fortnightly to read from Plato’s Republic out loud. This approach echoes the oral tradition that lives through Orpheus, Pythagoras and Plato. Sharing our perspectives as we journey through the dialogue, we are exploring themes such as justice, initiation, death, and the human soul. Reading starts at 18:00, doors open at 17:30. We welcome […]
The use of connected triads in Platonic texts throughout the long history of the tradition seems, at first, either arbitrary or unimportant: but perhaps it is grounded in the reality of a universe which is both stable and dynamic. We will explore the tradition’s use of triads as a possible key to our progress in […]
This workshop will explore how cybernetics, originally defined as the science of “communication and control in animal and machine”, has always been deeply concerned with listening. Music has played an important role in cybernetics for this reason, with musicians from Xenakis to Eno and Oliveros all exploring cybernetic ideas in their creative output. Using subtle […]
We are pleased to announce that our good friend Otis @Otisfjordan is returning to Bound & Infinity for an evening which features Lene de Montaigu, Finn Rosenbaum, as well as }Ï{ and Finton Coin. The trio Lene de Montaigu, Otis Jordan, and Finn Rosenbaum have played together in Glasgow on and off for several years, often outdoors […]
Meetings continue fortnightly to read from Plato’s Republic out loud. This approach echoes the oral tradition that lives through Orpheus, Pythagoras and Plato. Sharing our perspectives as we journey through the dialogue, we are exploring themes such as justice, initiation, death, and the human soul. Reading starts at 18:00, doors open at 17:30. We welcome […]