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<p><b>New page</b></p><div> The system of code relies on an incredibly complex process of abstraction, compression, and encryption. In his online-book ''Poetic Computation: Reader'' Taeyoon Choi discusses code as a form of poetry and aesthetic––an idea of which I myself am finally coming to terms with. I don't really know what code is and will probably never be able to read it, but after reading and observing some of Choi's work, I am able to see code as a visual art and as a type of poetry, one that possesses certain "literary" aspects characteristic of "E-Lit."</div>Creature