Poem Machine: Krock/Crash
Working across poetry, algorithmic systems, sound and visual media, Moe Louanjli approaches language as both a semantic and material structure. His practice uses code, rule-based processes and multilingual writing to examine how language is produced, reorganised and read. Through permutation, repetition and computational processes, his work considers the ways technological systems shape meaning, authorship and poetic form.
Moe Louanjli is a Helsinki-based poet, interdisciplinary artist, designer and educator. His work engages text, typography, sound, code and visual form, with particular attention to algorithmic processes, multilingualism and the material conditions of language. He holds a Master of Fine Arts from the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris and a PhD from the Queensland College of Art and Design at Griffith University, with research related to Aesthetic Computing and New Media.