Journeys in travel: a recombinant, computer-controlled cinematic essay Christin Bolewski 2134/18924 https://repository.lboro.ac.uk/articles/journal_contribution/Journeys_in_travel_a_recombinant_computer-controlled_cinematic_essay/9335840 The video installation Journeys in Travel tells a story of travel and investigates relationships between travelogue, cinematic essay, and digital database narrative. The open source software “PD,” which is mainly used to create live-algorithmic musical improvisation and (interactive) music composition, controls here an infinite audiovisual narrative. It is a temporary, open-ended arrangement, which sets in motion a seemingly endless chain of references to related topics: Being elsewhere in foreign places, tourism, ethnography, globalization, a hyper-connected world, reality and simulation, movement, pace, rhythm and the relationship of film (structure), narrative and travel. 2015-10-02 08:45:35 Travelogue Cinematic essay Nonlinear storytelling Database narrative Computer-controlled narration Studies in the Creative Arts and Writing not elsewhere classified