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Artura

아투라

Artura is a relational and processual aesthetic value that manifests when a new arrangement of sensation, judgment, and concepts emerges through dialogical resonance between human and nonhuman actors in a process of technological generation.

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Artura is a relational and processual aesthetic presence that arises when existing arrangements of memory, sensation, and judgment are reorganized into new insight as human and nonhuman actors transform each other’s possibilities through repeated questioning, response, revision, and regeneration in the age of technological generation.
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아투라는 기술생성시대의 인간과 비인간 행위자가 반복적인 질문·응답·수정·재생성을 통해 서로의 가능성을 변형하는 과정에서 기존의 기억·감각·판단 배열이 새로운 통찰로 재구성될 때 발생하는 관계적·과정적 미적 현존성이다.

Problem statement

Artura was not proposed simply to discard Walter Benjamin’s aura. If aura in the age of technological reproduction centers on the unique presence of an original and the experience of distance, the relation between original and copy is no longer sufficient in a generative-AI environment. Outputs continue to change through probabilistic production and repeated cycles of question, response, revision, and regeneration. The center of value consequently shifts from the uniqueness of a result to the uniqueness of an insight that arises within a relation.

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Lee, Yongwook. “Artura.” ReHumanities Knowledge, version 1.0. https://knowledge.leehumanities.com/concepts/artura.

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