Cristóbal Sciutto Rodríguez
I'm from the Americas, broadly, but based in São Paulo.
I studied computer science, among other liberal arts, at Stanford University. My research practice revolves around Convivial Forms, physical and virtual spaces for dwelling.
I develop video infrastructure at Reduct, design urban interventions with AVENTURA, contribute to Folk Computer, write cultural theory for TIS, and study at FAU-USP.
Here, I share letters and notes (RSS):
+ 24.01 @ FLL Fields of transmission
+ 23.12 @ JFK Towards a folk computer
+ 23.11 @ JFK Amanecieron ahí
+ 23.09 @ BER DIY audio archives
+ 23.08 @ CDG Post-industrial bricolage
+ 23.04 @ JFK Worry-free broadcasts
+ 23.04 @ JFK On translating vernacular
+ 23.03 @ SDU De bermuda e chinelo
+ 23.01 @ SAV Gardens, games, and engravings
+ 22.12 @ ZAG Among the shadow librarians
+ 22.12 @ ROS Aguafuerte Rosarina
+ 22.10 @ JFK On video-text
+ 22.09 @ JFK Against text as interface
+ 22.08 @ JFK Ideas are not objects
+ 22.07 @ JFK Convivial Forms
+ 22.06 @ JFK Folk (Browser) Interfaces
+ 22.01 @ GRU Lacunae, DIY, and gestalts
+ 21.05 @ JFK The world at my fingertips
+ 21.02 @ JFK Why nerds win in tech
+ 21.01 @ JFK May we live particular lives!
+ 20.10 @ JFK Notes: In the Blink of an Eye
+ 20.08 @ HPN Reminders for How to Live
+ 20.01 @ PAO Heidegger and Driving
+ 19.09 @ OAX Finding Meaning at Stanford
+ 18.09 @ PAO On Choosing Classes
Some friends you should visit:
~ Chris Beiser on institutions and culture
~ Chapman Caddell on literature and translation
~ Rob Ochshorn on interfaces and politics
~ Luca Parise on self-construction and the plastic arts
~ Suspended Reason on frames and ecologies
~ Omar Rizwan on new computer interfaces
For more of my work, see my portfolio.
You can reach me via email,
twitter,
or instagram.