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The aim is to explore the complexities of agency and autonomy in sonic arts through ludic framing.

August 5, 2026Organised SoundOpen Access

Algorithms, animals, autonomy and agency: Ludic framing in sonic arts

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Examines ludic framing in sonic arts, highlighting relationships in animal and algorithmic collaborations.

The aim is to explore the complexities of agency and autonomy in sonic arts through ludic framing.
Examined historical examples of more-than-human sonic art involving multiple species.
Investigated interspecies practices along with algorithmic approaches.
Reflected on the author's own sonic art practice for contextualization.
Ludic approaches yielded richer meanings and experiences for artists and audiences.
Framing as ludic alleviated the pressure of proving agency or autonomy.
Encouraged playful and complex conceptualizations of algorithmic instruments.

Frederick Rodrigues (2026) studied this question.

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