Isidore Mohr

Hi all! @claire@types.pl and I are hosting Composition, an algorave, technical salon, and meetup exploring the intersections of arts, math, and code. See our website (https://composition.codes) instagram (@composition.codes) for more on our prior events.

We're looking for presenters/performers for our next event, Composition #2, which will be at Wonderville in Brooklyn on November 8th, 2026! The typical structure of our event includes talks, performances, and demos. We like to see projects that combine arts with math or code at technical depth; works in progress are welcomed. Examples from our last event include a talk on the theory of uzulangs, a quilt of the Penrose aperiodic tiling, and Techno-Juggling. The submission form is here, with a deadline of September 28th, 2026: https://forms.gle/finHPEoh1VN6dPNq5

Feel free to send this form to anyone interested, and ask us any questions on here or at let@composition.codes.

new music, based on the reduction behavior of Girard's paradox! will be presenting on this at FARM 2026 in August: https://isdra.bandcamp.com/track/girards-paradox-progression-i-two-loops

for anyone who will be in Philadelphia on Sunday the 24th (weekend of NJPLS!!), check out Composition! art/math/code event at the Rotunda at 40th and Walnut, cohosted by me and @claire@types.pl

further details and free RSVP here: https://luma.com/w9zx0rhu

apparently the Brethren of Purity (Ikhwan as-Safa'), a 10th-century philosophical/theological/mathematical society, solved the "first uninteresting number" paradox by answering that it was 11: https://www.pdcnet.org/collection-ng/fshow?id=bjp_2015_0007_0001_0071_0076&pdfname=bjp_2015_0007_0001_0071_0076.pdf&file_type=pdf

rórs <- scheme but icelandic

today 2-5 pm!

@isidoremohr@types.pl

RE: @claire@types.pl

Check these out! Featuring the theory of uzulangs, computer-assisted quilting, techno-juggling, and more!

huh does internet archive not work on types.pl? i could see arguments for or against that