at “life °° Narration in Stephen Hawking’s The Meaning of Life (Smithson Productions, Discovery Channel, 2012). 178 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_016981 does.” Parreno’s piece is an intuitive assembly of our experience of “life” through embodied, perspectival engagement. Our consciousness is electrically (cybernetic

paraphrase of her father Gregory’s second-order cybernetics, mind is material “not necessarily defined by a boundary such as an envelope of skin.”°! Parreno pairs the simulations of art with the simulations of mathematics to force the Wiener-like point that any such model is not, by itself, just like life

at “life °° Narration in Stephen Hawking’s The Meaning of Life (Smithson Productions, Discovery Channel, 2012). 178 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_016398 does.” Parreno’s piece is an intuitive assembly of our experience of “life” through embodied, perspectival engagement. Our consciousness is electrically (cybernetic

paraphrase of her father Gregory’s second-order cybernetics, mind is material “not necessarily defined by a boundary such as an envelope of skin.”°! Parreno pairs the simulations of art with the simulations of mathematics to force the Wiener-like point that any such model is not, by itself, just like life

15:33:36 +0000 Jeffrey, Sorry my father is not free. But... We shall all meet on Thursday at 10.30 am in front of the Palais de Tokyo to see the Parreno exhibition. It will be opened only for us. Are you available after to visit l'hotel des Ambassadeurs? I need to organize the visit From: Jeffrey Ep