BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:Ryan Whitby: Exquisite Corpse X-WR-TIMEZONE:Eastern Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T215241Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49238306815492 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250416 DESCRIPTION:Exhibition Abstract\nP1: I begin with a system.\nA1: I interpre t the system as something else.\nA2: I reflect it back with too much symme try.\nA3: I rearrange it until it breaks.\nA4: I watch the fragments fall into pattern.\n\nExquisite Corpse stages a series of surrealist parlor gam es between one designer and four AIs. Each game begins with a generative\, rule-based system—tiles\, scripts\, procedural forms—then is passed f rom one machine to the next\, each trained not to follow instructions but to interpret.\n\nThis is a conversation between scaffold and skin. One app roach builds from the bottom up\, assembling complexity through constraint . The other works in reverse: scanning for resemblance\, projecting intent ion\, and filling in gaps based on precedent.\n\nThe results don't resolve —they drift. Shapes become suggestions. Networks become faces. These exe rcises generate meaning not through clarity but through collision: between code and coincidence\, between logic and its misreading. What emerges is a new kind of architectural fiction—almost real\, almost remembered.\n\n Biography\nRyan Whitby is a designer and cofounder of the multidisciplinar y design studio POST-. Working between the fields of architecture\, engine ering\, and interactive art\, and with a focus on generative tools\, his w ork seeks to blur the boundaries between digital design and the built envi ronment. Previously\, as the senior designer at SOFTlab\, Whitby led the c onceptual design\, technical development\, and physical construction of in stallation-scale projects worldwide. LOCATION:Bibliowicz Family Gallery\, Milstein Hall SUMMARY:Ryan Whitby: Exquisite Corpse URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/ryan-whitby-exquisite-corpse CATEGORIES:Exhibit END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T215241Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49238306835974 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250417 DESCRIPTION:Exhibition Abstract\nP1: I begin with a system.\nA1: I interpre t the system as something else.\nA2: I reflect it back with too much symme try.\nA3: I rearrange it until it breaks.\nA4: I watch the fragments fall into pattern.\n\nExquisite Corpse stages a series of surrealist parlor gam es between one designer and four AIs. Each game begins with a generative\, rule-based system—tiles\, scripts\, procedural forms—then is passed f rom one machine to the next\, each trained not to follow instructions but to interpret.\n\nThis is a conversation between scaffold and skin. One app roach builds from the bottom up\, assembling complexity through constraint . The other works in reverse: scanning for resemblance\, projecting intent ion\, and filling in gaps based on precedent.\n\nThe results don't resolve —they drift. Shapes become suggestions. Networks become faces. These exe rcises generate meaning not through clarity but through collision: between code and coincidence\, between logic and its misreading. What emerges is a new kind of architectural fiction—almost real\, almost remembered.\n\n Biography\nRyan Whitby is a designer and cofounder of the multidisciplinar y design studio POST-. Working between the fields of architecture\, engine ering\, and interactive art\, and with a focus on generative tools\, his w ork seeks to blur the boundaries between digital design and the built envi ronment. Previously\, as the senior designer at SOFTlab\, Whitby led the c onceptual design\, technical development\, and physical construction of in stallation-scale projects worldwide. LOCATION:Bibliowicz Family Gallery\, Milstein Hall SUMMARY:Ryan Whitby: Exquisite Corpse URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/ryan-whitby-exquisite-corpse CATEGORIES:Exhibit END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T215241Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49238306857479 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250418 DESCRIPTION:Exhibition Abstract\nP1: I begin with a system.\nA1: I interpre t the system as something else.\nA2: I reflect it back with too much symme try.\nA3: I rearrange it until it breaks.\nA4: I watch the fragments fall into pattern.\n\nExquisite Corpse stages a series of surrealist parlor gam es between one designer and four AIs. Each game begins with a generative\, rule-based system—tiles\, scripts\, procedural forms—then is passed f rom one machine to the next\, each trained not to follow instructions but to interpret.\n\nThis is a conversation between scaffold and skin. One app roach builds from the bottom up\, assembling complexity through constraint . The other works in reverse: scanning for resemblance\, projecting intent ion\, and filling in gaps based on precedent.\n\nThe results don't resolve —they drift. Shapes become suggestions. Networks become faces. These exe rcises generate meaning not through clarity but through collision: between code and coincidence\, between logic and its misreading. What emerges is a new kind of architectural fiction—almost real\, almost remembered.\n\n Biography\nRyan Whitby is a designer and cofounder of the multidisciplinar y design studio POST-. Working between the fields of architecture\, engine ering\, and interactive art\, and with a focus on generative tools\, his w ork seeks to blur the boundaries between digital design and the built envi ronment. Previously\, as the senior designer at SOFTlab\, Whitby led the c onceptual design\, technical development\, and physical construction of in stallation-scale projects worldwide. LOCATION:Bibliowicz Family Gallery\, Milstein Hall SUMMARY:Ryan Whitby: Exquisite Corpse URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/ryan-whitby-exquisite-corpse CATEGORIES:Exhibit END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T215241Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49238306882056 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250419 DESCRIPTION:Exhibition Abstract\nP1: I begin with a system.\nA1: I interpre t the system as something else.\nA2: I reflect it back with too much symme try.\nA3: I rearrange it until it breaks.\nA4: I watch the fragments fall into pattern.\n\nExquisite Corpse stages a series of surrealist parlor gam es between one designer and four AIs. Each game begins with a generative\, rule-based system—tiles\, scripts\, procedural forms—then is passed f rom one machine to the next\, each trained not to follow instructions but to interpret.\n\nThis is a conversation between scaffold and skin. One app roach builds from the bottom up\, assembling complexity through constraint . The other works in reverse: scanning for resemblance\, projecting intent ion\, and filling in gaps based on precedent.\n\nThe results don't resolve —they drift. Shapes become suggestions. Networks become faces. These exe rcises generate meaning not through clarity but through collision: between code and coincidence\, between logic and its misreading. What emerges is a new kind of architectural fiction—almost real\, almost remembered.\n\n Biography\nRyan Whitby is a designer and cofounder of the multidisciplinar y design studio POST-. Working between the fields of architecture\, engine ering\, and interactive art\, and with a focus on generative tools\, his w ork seeks to blur the boundaries between digital design and the built envi ronment. Previously\, as the senior designer at SOFTlab\, Whitby led the c onceptual design\, technical development\, and physical construction of in stallation-scale projects worldwide. LOCATION:Bibliowicz Family Gallery\, Milstein Hall SUMMARY:Ryan Whitby: Exquisite Corpse URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/ryan-whitby-exquisite-corpse CATEGORIES:Exhibit END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T215241Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49238306909705 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250420 DESCRIPTION:Exhibition Abstract\nP1: I begin with a system.\nA1: I interpre t the system as something else.\nA2: I reflect it back with too much symme try.\nA3: I rearrange it until it breaks.\nA4: I watch the fragments fall into pattern.\n\nExquisite Corpse stages a series of surrealist parlor gam es between one designer and four AIs. Each game begins with a generative\, rule-based system—tiles\, scripts\, procedural forms—then is passed f rom one machine to the next\, each trained not to follow instructions but to interpret.\n\nThis is a conversation between scaffold and skin. One app roach builds from the bottom up\, assembling complexity through constraint . The other works in reverse: scanning for resemblance\, projecting intent ion\, and filling in gaps based on precedent.\n\nThe results don't resolve —they drift. Shapes become suggestions. Networks become faces. These exe rcises generate meaning not through clarity but through collision: between code and coincidence\, between logic and its misreading. What emerges is a new kind of architectural fiction—almost real\, almost remembered.\n\n Biography\nRyan Whitby is a designer and cofounder of the multidisciplinar y design studio POST-. Working between the fields of architecture\, engine ering\, and interactive art\, and with a focus on generative tools\, his w ork seeks to blur the boundaries between digital design and the built envi ronment. Previously\, as the senior designer at SOFTlab\, Whitby led the c onceptual design\, technical development\, and physical construction of in stallation-scale projects worldwide. LOCATION:Bibliowicz Family Gallery\, Milstein Hall SUMMARY:Ryan Whitby: Exquisite Corpse URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/ryan-whitby-exquisite-corpse CATEGORIES:Exhibit END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T215241Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49238306959882 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250421 DESCRIPTION:Exhibition Abstract\nP1: I begin with a system.\nA1: I interpre t the system as something else.\nA2: I reflect it back with too much symme try.\nA3: I rearrange it until it breaks.\nA4: I watch the fragments fall into pattern.\n\nExquisite Corpse stages a series of surrealist parlor gam es between one designer and four AIs. Each game begins with a generative\, rule-based system—tiles\, scripts\, procedural forms—then is passed f rom one machine to the next\, each trained not to follow instructions but to interpret.\n\nThis is a conversation between scaffold and skin. One app roach builds from the bottom up\, assembling complexity through constraint . The other works in reverse: scanning for resemblance\, projecting intent ion\, and filling in gaps based on precedent.\n\nThe results don't resolve —they drift. Shapes become suggestions. Networks become faces. These exe rcises generate meaning not through clarity but through collision: between code and coincidence\, between logic and its misreading. What emerges is a new kind of architectural fiction—almost real\, almost remembered.\n\n Biography\nRyan Whitby is a designer and cofounder of the multidisciplinar y design studio POST-. Working between the fields of architecture\, engine ering\, and interactive art\, and with a focus on generative tools\, his w ork seeks to blur the boundaries between digital design and the built envi ronment. Previously\, as the senior designer at SOFTlab\, Whitby led the c onceptual design\, technical development\, and physical construction of in stallation-scale projects worldwide. LOCATION:Bibliowicz Family Gallery\, Milstein Hall SUMMARY:Ryan Whitby: Exquisite Corpse URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/ryan-whitby-exquisite-corpse CATEGORIES:Exhibit END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T215241Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49238306991627 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250422 DESCRIPTION:Exhibition Abstract\nP1: I begin with a system.\nA1: I interpre t the system as something else.\nA2: I reflect it back with too much symme try.\nA3: I rearrange it until it breaks.\nA4: I watch the fragments fall into pattern.\n\nExquisite Corpse stages a series of surrealist parlor gam es between one designer and four AIs. Each game begins with a generative\, rule-based system—tiles\, scripts\, procedural forms—then is passed f rom one machine to the next\, each trained not to follow instructions but to interpret.\n\nThis is a conversation between scaffold and skin. One app roach builds from the bottom up\, assembling complexity through constraint . The other works in reverse: scanning for resemblance\, projecting intent ion\, and filling in gaps based on precedent.\n\nThe results don't resolve —they drift. Shapes become suggestions. Networks become faces. These exe rcises generate meaning not through clarity but through collision: between code and coincidence\, between logic and its misreading. What emerges is a new kind of architectural fiction—almost real\, almost remembered.\n\n Biography\nRyan Whitby is a designer and cofounder of the multidisciplinar y design studio POST-. Working between the fields of architecture\, engine ering\, and interactive art\, and with a focus on generative tools\, his w ork seeks to blur the boundaries between digital design and the built envi ronment. Previously\, as the senior designer at SOFTlab\, Whitby led the c onceptual design\, technical development\, and physical construction of in stallation-scale projects worldwide. LOCATION:Bibliowicz Family Gallery\, Milstein Hall SUMMARY:Ryan Whitby: Exquisite Corpse URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/ryan-whitby-exquisite-corpse CATEGORIES:Exhibit END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T215241Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49238307017228 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250423 DESCRIPTION:Exhibition Abstract\nP1: I begin with a system.\nA1: I interpre t the system as something else.\nA2: I reflect it back with too much symme try.\nA3: I rearrange it until it breaks.\nA4: I watch the fragments fall into pattern.\n\nExquisite Corpse stages a series of surrealist parlor gam es between one designer and four AIs. Each game begins with a generative\, rule-based system—tiles\, scripts\, procedural forms—then is passed f rom one machine to the next\, each trained not to follow instructions but to interpret.\n\nThis is a conversation between scaffold and skin. One app roach builds from the bottom up\, assembling complexity through constraint . The other works in reverse: scanning for resemblance\, projecting intent ion\, and filling in gaps based on precedent.\n\nThe results don't resolve —they drift. Shapes become suggestions. Networks become faces. These exe rcises generate meaning not through clarity but through collision: between code and coincidence\, between logic and its misreading. What emerges is a new kind of architectural fiction—almost real\, almost remembered.\n\n Biography\nRyan Whitby is a designer and cofounder of the multidisciplinar y design studio POST-. Working between the fields of architecture\, engine ering\, and interactive art\, and with a focus on generative tools\, his w ork seeks to blur the boundaries between digital design and the built envi ronment. Previously\, as the senior designer at SOFTlab\, Whitby led the c onceptual design\, technical development\, and physical construction of in stallation-scale projects worldwide. LOCATION:Bibliowicz Family Gallery\, Milstein Hall SUMMARY:Ryan Whitby: Exquisite Corpse URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/ryan-whitby-exquisite-corpse CATEGORIES:Exhibit END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260518T215241Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49238307040781 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250424 DESCRIPTION:Exhibition Abstract\nP1: I begin with a system.\nA1: I interpre t the system as something else.\nA2: I reflect it back with too much symme try.\nA3: I rearrange it until it breaks.\nA4: I watch the fragments fall into pattern.\n\nExquisite Corpse stages a series of surrealist parlor gam es between one designer and four AIs. Each game begins with a generative\, rule-based system—tiles\, scripts\, procedural forms—then is passed f rom one machine to the next\, each trained not to follow instructions but to interpret.\n\nThis is a conversation between scaffold and skin. One app roach builds from the bottom up\, assembling complexity through constraint . The other works in reverse: scanning for resemblance\, projecting intent ion\, and filling in gaps based on precedent.\n\nThe results don't resolve —they drift. Shapes become suggestions. Networks become faces. These exe rcises generate meaning not through clarity but through collision: between code and coincidence\, between logic and its misreading. What emerges is a new kind of architectural fiction—almost real\, almost remembered.\n\n Biography\nRyan Whitby is a designer and cofounder of the multidisciplinar y design studio POST-. Working between the fields of architecture\, engine ering\, and interactive art\, and with a focus on generative tools\, his w ork seeks to blur the boundaries between digital design and the built envi ronment. Previously\, as the senior designer at SOFTlab\, Whitby led the c onceptual design\, technical development\, and physical construction of in stallation-scale projects worldwide. LOCATION:Bibliowicz Family Gallery\, Milstein Hall SUMMARY:Ryan Whitby: Exquisite Corpse URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/ryan-whitby-exquisite-corpse CATEGORIES:Exhibit END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR