TAILIEUCHUNG - Opte as an Aesthetic Experience

Dewey’s discussion is of interest in part because it reflects a number of common and reasonable intuitions about the boundaries of the aesthetic. I will isolate the particular criteria that emerge from Dewey’s account and identify the most plausible rationale for regarding each as a necessary condition for aesthetic experience. I will then argue that the criteria, as they ought to be understood, do not rule out everyday experiences like those I have described; and, indeed, that there are strong reasons to include such experiences within the realm of the aesthetic | Barrett G. Lyon The Opte Project 2005 Opte as an Aesthetic Experience This paper outlines why the images available at http are works of art and it reviews the philosophical foundations of the images touching tangentially on the technology behind the images. This paper could be expanded on but the skeletal ideals and arguments are conveyed here. Introduction When I began the Opte Project in the fall of 2003 I was an undergrad student working as a consultant for a small network security company. While having lunch with my colleagues we discussed the Internet Mapping Project of William Cheswick1 and Hal Burch2. Their mapping project collects data from the Internet and visualizes it into maps that look somewhat like a pile of feathers. The maps they created became known as a peacock map . Although I was impressed by these images I have their poster hanging in my house I was not convinced that their project was serving the greatest good. Cheswick and Burch produce images but the images alone do not seem to be very useful nor do they release the code for their project to allow the images to be functional for the rest of the world. I am a very big proponent of free software and having something that people could use to image their networks seemed to be a useful endeavor. During lunch I commented that I can write a program that can map the entire net in a single day. That comment was challenged by my colleagues and I met the challenge with a fifty-dollar bet. Thus my project was born although I had no idea what I was getting myself into. The goal of the project was to use a single computer and single Internet connection to discover and map the routing relationship of every single 24 network also known as a Class-C 1 William Cheswick works for a company called Lumeta they create images of networks yet nothing half as complex as the Opte images. 2 Hal Burch also is part owner of the Lumeta corporation. 1 network on the Internet. The math to this project is .

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