Javier Jaimovich and Francisca Moran from the Faculty of Arts at the University of Chile, invited me and Cristián Canto to collaborate with them in the second part of their EMOVERE project --which took place as a residence in NAVE (Santiago, Chile)-- which consisted of a series of experimentes and exercises around the sound-body-technology path they explored in the first part of their work. We then created Euclides, a software installation which sought to explore the possibilities of interaction between an algorithm and human body. Thus, based on Euclid's algorithm, the software is a critical reflection about logical machines' modes of existence, their nature in contemporary cultures, and the confrontational agencies they could bring. This collaboration was part of the Forum of the Arts 2016 of the University of Chile. http://www.forodelasartes.cl/
