
Think of Eidos as a modern dinner party that features photographers, writers, philosophers, and AI chatbots. It's a place where the darkroom alchemist and the AI futurist sit at the same table. Edited by Ira Gardner, this podcast hits the pause button on the modern world to explore the intersection of photography, culture, and technology. Pull up a chair and let's see the world more clearly.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 16 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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In this episode we tackle the universal dread of the blank canvas through the lens of theoretical biology and the work of Stuart Kauffman.
We explore how the universe builds complexity and how those same principles can serve as the ultimate antidot... more
In this episode of Eidos, we explore the ideas of legendary photographer Sam Abel and examine how great photographs are meticulously built like a spider web waiting for the subject to appear. We also look at the hidden secret ingredient that gives a ... more
We are constantly surrounded by images, but every one of them is speaking a coded language that tells our brains how to feel. This episode explores the concept of mimesis—the representation of reality—and the two primary frequencies used to build it ... more
For centuries, the world’s greatest artists didn’t rely on raw talent alone; they used a forgotten system of "secret geometry" to build their masterpieces. This episode challenges the modern reliance on the "Rule of Thirds"—which is often a limiting ... more
This episode addresses the clash between two fundamental philosophies of art: the ancient concept of techné (craft and physical struggle) versus the power of the conceptual idea.
This episode explores the "epistemic breach"—a fundamental philosophical crisis driven by generative AI that threatens our collective ability to agree on what is true. We trace the history of visual trust, from the "indexical contract" of physical fi... more
In this episode of Eidos, we host the ideas of German existentialist philosopher Martin Heidegger. We explore his seminal essay, The Age of the World Picture, and discuss how the modern era is defined by a massive transition in Western thought that h... more
From viral social media quizzes to high-stakes corporate assessments, we are obsessed with personality tests. We are all looking for a map to navigate the "wild territory" inside our own heads. This episode dives deep into the world of psychometrics—... more
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The content revolves around the interplay of creativity, technology, and art, engaging in profound discussions about various creative disciplines and philosophies. With a focus on photography, it explores themes such as the impact of AI on artistic processes, the philosophy behind visual representation, and the historical techniques in photography like wet plate collodion. Noteworthy segments include debates on ethical considerations in art, the role of traditional methods in a digital age, and how constraints can actually enhance creativity. The episodes often feature interviews with renowned photographers and artists, alongside insights from philosophical literature, fostering a unique dialogue that blends the old with the new in the art... more
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