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ABOUT THE LECTURE
This lecture will function as an active research session into the future of cinematic language through procedural systems, real-time computation, and artificial intelligence. Drawing from over two decades of work on oculart.com, Geoffrey Lillemon will discuss his approach to building living digital artworks that behave less like fixed films and more like autonomous worlds operating through timing, interaction, and transformation.
The lecture will explore how procedural logic, polyrhythmic timing structures, AI image systems, and browser-based technologies can expand cinema beyond linear montage into something more unstable, reactive, and alive. Central to the discussion is the idea that cinema remains technologically archaic: a medium still largely built around static sequences.