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  • Greene
  • Gordon
  • Artist
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  • Plesniak
  • Wendy
  • Artist
  • Unavailable
  • Mueller
  • Robert
  • Artist
  • Laser Fantasy Productions
  • Unavailable
  • Lake
  • Shelley
  • Artist
  • Unavailable
  • Zanzi
  • Jim
  • Artist
  • Unavailable
  • Schneider
  • Karen
  • Artist
  • Unavailable
  • Dixon
  • Jim
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Clifford
  • Maurice
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Watlington
  • John
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Rokeby
  • David
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Rath
  • Alan
  • Artist
  • San Francisco, California, United States of America
  • -122.463,37.7648
  • https://alanrath.net/
  • Manolis
  • Eva
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Broadwell
  • Peter
  • Artist and Collaborators
  • Unavailable
  • Myers
  • Rob
  • Artist and Collaborators
  • Unavailable
  • Lurie
  • Harriet
  • Artist
  • Unavailable
  • Herschmann
  • Debra
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Dech
  • Fred
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Coggeshall
  • Seton
  • Artist
  • Unavailable
  • Conn
  • Coco
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Axelrad
  • Stephen
  • Artist
  • Unavailable
  • Grba
  • Dejan
  • Author
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Grierson
  • Mick
  • Artist and Author
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Broad
  • Terence
  • Author
  • Unavailable
  • McCrea
  • Michael
  • Author
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Byrd
  • Vetria
  • L.
  • Artist
  • Unavailable
  • Burbano
  • Andrés
  • Author, Art Show Chair, Art Show Reviewer, Art Papers Jury Member, Art Papers Chair, and Art Jury Member
  • Universidad de los Andes
  • Department of Design
  • Associate Professor
  • Bogota, Colombia
  • -74.08083,4.59889
  • Fernández
  • María
  • Author
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Contreras
  • Paul
  • Rosero
  • Artist
  • Paul Rosero Contreras works in the interstice between scientific data, speculative realism, and fictional narratives. His body of work explores topics related to geopolitics, environmental issues, and the relationship between humans and their living surroundings. Rosero received a Master’s degree in Cognitive Systems and Interactive Media from Universitat Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona, as well as an MFA in Art and Technology from the California Institute of the Arts. His crossdisciplinary interests
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  • Oyarzún
  • Christian
  • Artist
  • Christian Oyarzún is an artist, musician, and programmer. He is Assistant Professor of design and media arts at the Universidad de Chile and is an active member of the Hackeria collective. Since 2005 Oyarzún has performed live music and visuals under the name of voodoochild. Working in installations, net.art, algorithmic drawings, real-time sound-reactive graphics, figurative videogames, and abstract visual machines, Oyarzún creates objects and experiences with code, reflecting on our everyday
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  • Grassi
  • Miguel
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Yeregui
  • Mariela
  • Artist
  • National University de Tres de Febrero
  • Director of the Master in Technology and Aesthetics of Electronic Arts
  • Mariela Yeregui is a visual artist, educator, and scholar. Her work includes installations, net.art, interventions in public spaces, video-sculptures, and robotics that have been exhibited in numerous museums and art festivals across Latin America, the United States, and Europe. Yeregui was artist-in-residence at the HyperMedia Studio at the University of California, Los Angeles; the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity in Alberta, Canada; the Media Centre d’Art i Disseny in Barcelona; and the
  • Buenos Aires, Argentina
  • -58.38194,-34.59972
  • Esparza
  • Gilberto
  • Artist
  • Gilberto Esparza’s work uses electronic and robotic means to investigate the impact of technology on everyday life, social relationships, the environment, and urban structures. His current projects explore alternative energies, consumer technology recycling, and biotechnology. Esparza graduated from the School of Fine Arts at the University of Guanajuato in Mexico and also studied at the School of Fine Arts of San Carlos in Valencia, Spain. His work has appeared in solo and group exhibitions ar
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  • Mestizo
  • Hamilton
  • Artist
  • Hamilton Mestizo earned a degree in fine arts in 2006 in Bogotá, Colombia. His work primarily explores the interfaces of science and technology and their critical, ecological, and sociopolitical implications. In the last decade, Mestizo has combined his artistic practice with education and research focused on hardware development, DIY-DIWO culture, and biotechnology. Mestizo has participated in several exhibitions and festivals around the world, including Interactivos? at the Medialab-Prado, ISE
  • Madrid, Spain
  • -3.69194,40.41889
  • Nuñez
  • Leo
  • Artist
  • Leo Nuñez is a professor at the National University of Tres de Febrero in the MFA and BFA programs in Electronic Art, and cofounder and director of Espacio Nixso, an educational and collaborative workspace in Buenos Aires for the promotion of technological knowledge to artists, art schools, and children. Nuñez has received numerous awards and honors for his work, such as the MAMBA/Fundación Telefónica award, the Argentinian National Salon award in new technology, and the VIDA 10.0 and VIDA 12.0
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  • Lima
  • Leandro
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Motta
  • Gisela
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Peraza
  • Rodolfo
  • Artist
  • Rodolfo Peraza graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Camagüey, Cuba (1999) and earned an MFA in sculpture from ISA, the University of the Arts in Havana, Cuba (2005). He is the founder of Fanguito Estudio, an independent artist-run space in Havana dedicated to new media art. Since 2007 he has been developing software for video games and interactive works and showing internationally in places such as LOOP Barcelona, Perez Art Museum Miami, Mocca Museum in Toronto, the XXXI Biennial of Ponte
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  • Constantini
  • Arcángelo
  • Artist
  • Arcángelo Constantini is an artistic inventor, technological hacker, and existential speculator. His work is characterized by a deep scientific, philosophical, and perceptual investigation of the processes of nature through technology. He was the new media curator at the Tamayo Museum of Contemporary Art; the 1/4 project; the 2005 and 2009 Transitio MX Electronic Art Biennial at CNA/CONACULTA; and director of FACTO 2014 and 2015. Constantini currently co-organizes, with Marcela Armas, the Medit
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  • Armas
  • Marcela
  • Artist
  • Marcela Armas’s work seeks to articulate disciplines, techniques, processes, and research to address the relationship between matter, energy, space, time, and their relation to society and history. Her work has been shown in North and South America, Europe, and Asia, and has been exhibited recently at the Eleventh Biennial of Havana. Armas’s work has been supported by FONCA (the Mexican National Endowment for the Arts), the CENART (National Center of the Arts, Mexico), and the program Arte Actua
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  • Astrovandalistas
  • Artist
  • Astrovandalistas is a translocal collective that focuses on the development of projects that combine research, artistic action, technology, and activism under the logics of urban hacking and open knowledge. Founded in Tijuana in 2010, Astrovandalistas operates as a laboratory of decentralized action in different locations in Latin America, the United States, and Europe. Their strategy is to generate technologies that can be easily replicated by people in different places. Their actions are guide
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  • Polito
  • Fred
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Johnston
  • Andrew
  • Author
  • University of Technology, Sydney
  • Andrew Johnston is Associate Professor at the University of Technology Sydney, where he works as the Research Director of the UTS Animal Logic Academy. He also co-directs the Creativity and Cognition Studios, an interdisciplinary research group working at the intersection of performance, art and technology. Andrew is a researcher, XR creative, digital artist, sound designer and software engineer. His research includes real-time augmentation of live performance in 3D, creating immersive VR/AR
  • Sydney, AU
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  • Bluff
  • Andrew
  • Author
  • University of Technology, Sydney
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  • Segrera
  • Fito
  • Artist
  • As an artist and designer, Fito Segrera creates projects that continuously problematize concepts such as transhumanism, man-machine symbiosis, sensory substitution, telepresence, and mixed reality. With the use of digital media, wearable technology, physical computing, and programming tools, he builds theoretical-aesthetic discourses that emphasize understanding the nature of reality and ease the ongoing and painful man-machine integration.
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  • Vavarella
  • Emilio
  • Artist
  • Emilio Vavarella’s art is based on issues of political philosophy and contemporary technological power, with a particular emphasis on the aesthetics of error, subjectivity, mediated identity, and biopolitics. His work is informed by his studies on the history of conceptual art, digital and network culture, and new media practices. Through the use of new media he highlights the ambiguous spaces of power, such as unexpected errors and unpredictability. He believes that, by doing so, the intrinsic
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  • Ong
  • Jeff
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Chitayat
  • Alon
  • Artist
  • New York University
  • Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP)
  • New York, United States of America
  • -73.9808,40.7648
  • Brunvand
  • Erik
  • Artist and Art Jury Member
  • University of Utah
  • Computer Science
  • Associate Professor
  • Erik Brunvand is an Associate Professor of Computer Science at the University of Utah, Salt Lake City, where his research and teaching interests include the design of application-specific computers, graphics processors, asynchronous systems, and VLSI. As an artist, he is fascinated by connections between arts and technology, and by how the benefits of these connections flow in both directions. This interest in arts/tech collaborations has led him to explore and show a variety of kinetic mixed
  • Salt Lake City, Utah, United States of America
  • -111.8904,40.767
  • Cameron
  • Kirk
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Blanchard
  • Sam
  • Artist
  • Unavailable
  • Kfir
  • Zohar
  • Artist
  • Unavailable
  • McDonald
  • Kyle
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Lee
  • Inmi
  • Artist
  • New York University in Shanghai
  • Washington, United States of America
  • -120.09429250646,48.0250054263
  • Ochiai
  • Yoichi
  • Artist
  • Unavailable
  • Riley
  • Rachele
  • Artist
  • Unavailable
  • Stout
  • Paul
  • L.
  • Artist
  • Unavailable
  • Galanter
  • Philip
  • Author
  • Unavailable
  • Xiao
  • Zhidong
  • Author
  • Unavailable
  • Roy
  • Bruno
  • Author
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Durand
  • Emmanuel
  • Author
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Rüst
  • Annina
  • Author
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Simbuerger
  • Wiltrud
  • Author
  • Unavailable
  • O’Malley
  • Mary
  • Author
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Crean
  • Melanie
  • Author
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Mukhopadhyay
  • Tirtha
  • Prasad
  • Author
  • Unavailable
  • Thompson
  • Reynaldo
  • Author
  • Unavailable
  • Fitzgerald
  • Kit
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Sanborn
  • John
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Coggeshall
  • Robert
  • Artist
  • Unavailable
  • Teknai
  • Artist
  • Teknai
  • Unavailable
  • Saupe
  • Dietmar
  • Artist
  • Bremen University
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Lindquist
  • Mark
  • Artist
  • Digital Effects
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Stevens
  • Payson
  • Artist
  • Science Applications, Inc.
  • Unavailable
  • Lihou
  • Jean-Pierre
  • Artist
  • ARTA-Centre Georges Pompidou
  • Jean-Pierre Hébert (born in Calais, France) lives and works in Santa Barbara. From the 70s on, he has pioneered computational drawing and focuses on defining algorithmic drawing processes and translating them into images in traditional and new media. Hébert has been Artist-in-Residence at the Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics, University of California, Santa Barbara since 2003, and has been awarded a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2006 and a David Bermant Foundation grant in 2008. His
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  • http://jeanpierrehebert.com/
  • Park
  • Seong Kuk
  • Author
  • Unavailable
  • Lee
  • Eun Ju
  • Author
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Rabinovichi
  • Misha
  • Author
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Goni
  • Kryiaki
  • Author
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Gadassik
  • Alla
  • Author
  • Emily Carr University of Art + Design
  • Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
  • -123.1139,49.2609
  • Cetila
  • Mark
  • Author
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • THEORIZ Studios
  • Artist
  • Unavailable
  • Jacobsen
  • Mogens
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • ETH Zurich
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Disney Research
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Morozov
  • Dmitry
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Jan
  • Viktor
  • Artist
  • Unavailable
  • Grosser
  • Benjamin
  • Artist
  • Artist Benjamin Grosser focuses on the cultural, social, and political implications of software. Recent exhibition venues include Eyebeam in New York, The White Building in London, and Museum Ludwig in Cologne. His works have been featured in Wired, The Atlantic, The Guardian, Al Jazeera, and Der Spiegel. The Chicago Tribune called him the “unrivaled king of ominous gibberish.” Slate referred to his work as “creative civil disobedience in the digital age.” Grosser’s recognitions include First Pr
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  • https://bengrosser.com/
  • Roy
  • Niklas
  • Artist
  • Berlin, Germany
  • 13.38333,52.51667
  • Su
  • Peiqi
  • Artist
  • Unavailable
  • Sun
  • Deqing
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Marpi
  • Artist
  • Marpi is a San Francisco based Technical Director / Digital Artist currently working at Obscura Digital. His experience spans thirteen years in the industry, including 11 years in digital production environments. Marpi has migrated between different technologies and media, in both the commercial and art worlds; he has been lucky to work with and lead the most passionate and talented people in the industry. Marpi’s creative work revolves around building 3D worlds, creating immersive Virtual Reali
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  • https://marpi.pl/
  • Burrell
  • Andrew
  • Artist
  • Dr. Andrew Burrell is a new media artist, writer and educator working with emerging technologies in the realms of real time 3d, interactive installation and networked environments. His work investigates the relationship between imagined and remembered narrative and the constitution of identity, and demonstrates an ongoing creative and thematic interest in the multi-layered biological and technological encoding of human subjectivity. His practice revolves around the collection, writing and repres
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  • http://miscellanea.com/
  • Tamotsu
  • Aoki
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Jacobs
  • Jennifer
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Qi
  • Jie
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Buechley
  • Leah
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Schmitt
  • Peter
  • Artist
  • Unavailable
  • Hope
  • Shane
  • Artist
  • Unavailable
  • Arte
  • Factum
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Jorgensen
  • Tavs
  • Artist
  • Unavailable
  • Bunnell
  • Katie
  • Artist
  • Unavailable
  • Marshall
  • Justin
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Friedman
  • Yael
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Gordon
  • Rab
  • Artist
  • Unavailable
  • Brosh
  • Atar
  • Artist
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Chan
  • Brian
  • Author
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Valjakka
  • Seppo
  • O
  • Artist
  • Unavailable
  • Temkin
  • Daniel
  • Author
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Garcia
  • Jorge
  • A.
  • Author
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Hennessy
  • Kate
  • Author
  • Unavailable
  • Fortin
  • Claude
  • Author
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Forbes
  • Angus
  • Graeme
  • Author, Art Papers Chair, Art Jury Member, Art Papers Jury Member, and Art Paper Reviewer
  • University of California, Santa Cruz
  • Computational Media
  • Associate Professor
  • Santa Cruz, California, United States of America
  • -122.0294,36.9746
  • http://angusforbes.com/
  • Galloway
  • Alex
  • Artist
  • Rhizome.org
  • New York, United States of America
  • -73.9808,40.7648
  • Sponge
  • Artist
  • Stanford University
  • Sponge is a student group from Stanford: Sha Xin Wei Chris Salter Laura Farabough Maja Kuzmanovic Evalina Kusaite Cynthia Bohner-Vloet Sam Auinger Joel Ryan Ozan Cakmakci Kristof Van Laerhoven Els Fonteyne Walter van de Velde Adam Lindsay David Tonnessen
  • Stanford, California, United States of America
  • -122.1677,37.4248
  • Bellare
  • Samir
  • Artist
  • Indian National Institute of Design
  • Unavailable
  • Naik
  • Pallavi
  • Artist
  • Indian National Institute of Design
  • Unavailable
  • Sathyamurthy
  • Shashikala
  • Artist
  • Indian National Institute of Design
  • Unavailable
  • Dhanesha
  • Ketki
  • Artist
  • Indian National Institute of Design
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Wexler
  • Yonatan
  • Author
  • Microsoft Corporation
  • Unavailable
  • Wang
  • Huamin
  • Author
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Fua
  • Pascal
  • Author
  • Unavailable
  • Lepetit
  • Vincent
  • Author
  • Unavailable
  • Pilet
  • Julien
  • Author
  • Keio University
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Scherrer
  • Camille
  • Author
  • École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne
  • Unavailable
  • Miyashita
  • Tsutomo
  • Author
  • Unavailable
  • Ojala
  • Timo
  • Author
  • Unavailable
  • Scheible
  • Jurgen
  • Author
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Vikram
  • Anuradha
  • Author
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Kerrigan
  • Christian
  • Artist and Author
  • London, England, United Kingdom
  • -0.1275,51.50722
  • https://200yearcontinuum.com/
  • Ryan
  • Susan
  • Elizabeth
  • Author
  • Unavailable
  • Hirose
  • Michitaka
  • Author
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Ueoka
  • Ryoko
  • Author
  • Unavailable
  • Kobayashi
  • Hill Hiroki
  • Artist and Author
  • University of Tokyo
  • Center for Spatial Information Science (CSIS)
  • Associate Professor
  • Dr. Hill Hiroki Kobayashi is an Associate Professor, at Center for Spatial Information Science (CSIS), The University of Tokyo, Japan. He also works at Japan Science And Technology Agency (JST) as PRESTO Researcher (2015-). He received M.S (2007) and Ph.D (2010) in engineering from The University of Tokyo, Japan. He worked for the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) as Project Director (2000). His doctoral study “Wearable Forest (2008)” received 1st Juried Design Exhibition Jur
  • Tokyo, Japan
  • 139.77,35.68
  • Friedrich
  • Verena
  • Artist
  • University of Art and Design, Offenbach
  • Verena Friedrich is a German artist and tinkerer with a deep interest in science and technology. Starting from a highly personal and emotional point, she avails herself of technical media to develop conceptual artworks that critically refer to socially relevant issues. Friedrich studied fine arts and electronic media at the University of Art and Design Offenbach and at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. Her works have been presented at various media art festivals and exhibitions and have been grante
  • Germany
  • 10.018343294857,51.133481343993
  • Dourmana
  • Petko
  • Artist
  • Petko Dourmana is a media artist based in Sofia, Bulgaria. He works with a variety of contem-porary art forms involving technology and new media. His current artistic interest is focused on exploring human perceptions and abilities for communication through the benefits as well as the disadvantages of new technologies. Recent works, research, and experiments have been based on the visual representation of history and visions for the future. His artistic projects have been shown in traditional art
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  • Kapadia
  • Mubbasir
  • Collaborators
  • University of California, Los Angeles
  • Unavailable
  • Oh
  • Erick
  • Collaborators
  • University of California, Los Angeles
  • Erick Oh is an award-winning animation artist based in Los Angeles. He was born in San Francisco but grew up in Korea. His work includes not only animation but also painting, illustration, photography, and installation. He received a BFA in fine art from Seoul National University in 2006. He received a year-long grant to produce animation and videos at the Seoul Animation Center. He is currently pursuing an MFA from the Department of Film, TV and Digital Media, UCLA, specializing in animation.
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  • Rangan
  • Gautam
  • Collaborators
  • University of California, Los Angeles
  • Gautam Rangan received a BA in art history and biology from the University of California, Berkeley in 2005. He has created animations for the Discovery Science Channel and the Connecticut Science Center. He recently worked on a series of short games to help with physical therapy for Parkinson’s patients at the Baker Fitness Center at the University of California, San Francisco. He is pursuing an MFA from UCLA Design | Media Arts in game and interaction design.
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  • Kim
  • Jungmi
  • Collaborators
  • Soongsil University
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  • Mun
  • Hyomi
  • Collaborators
  • Soongsil University
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Kim
  • Jayoung
  • Collaborators
  • Soongsil University
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Lee
  • Sanghun
  • Artist
  • Soongsil University
  • Unavailable
  • Beesley
  • Philip
  • Artist
  • University of Waterloo
  • Philip Beesley is an artist, architect, stage designer, and a professor of architecture at the University of Waterloo and co-director of the University’s Integrated Centre for Visualization, Design and Manufacturing (ICVDM). He works across digital media art and experimental architecture. His recent projects have been immersive digitally fabricated lightweight “textile” structures that often feature interactive kinetic systems that use dense arrays of micro-processors, sensors, and actuator sys
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  • Takeyama
  • Soichiro
  • Collaborators
  • Japan Electronics College
  • Soichiro Takeyama is studying advanced technology and computer graphics at Japan Electronics College.
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  • Elsenaar
  • Arthur
  • Artist
  • Nottingham Trent University
  • Arthur Elsenaar is an artist and an electrical engineer. He used to run his own pirate radio station, and he built the transmitters for many illegal radio and television stations throughout the Netherlands. He has developed radar-controlled interactive sculptures, interactive perfor-mance pieces, video installations, and audio installations. Elsenaar has also collaborated with Remko Scha, artist, programmer, and professor of computational linguistics at the University of Amsterdam, on a series
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  • Tommasi
  • Nina
  • Artist
  • Nina Tommasi is an Austrian-born media artist and architect. She studied architecture at the University of Technology in Innsbruck and digital art at the University of Applied Arts Vienna. Her practice fuses spatial design and time-based media practices to investigate naturally occurring phenomena. Her work has been shown as part of solo and group exhibitions in Innsbruck and Vienna, including Depth of Textures at AREA53 Gallery. She lives and works in Austria and Italy.
  • Austria
  • 14.300143590764,47.607797829269
  • Eskandar
  • Xárene
  • Artist
  • University of California, Los Angeles
  • Xárene Eskandar’s background ranges from fashion and automotive design to architecture and event production. She has given talks internationally on her recently published book "vE-” jA: Art + Technology of Live Audio/Video, which captures a global snapshot of the interna-tional VJ scene. She has a BS in design from the University of Cincinnati, and an MFA from the University of California, Los Angeles. She is currently working toward her PhD at UCLA in Architecture and Urban Design. Artifacts
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  • Beck
  • Bobby
  • Artist
  • Artella
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Denoyel
  • Alban
  • Artist
  • Sketchfab
  • CEO
  • Brooklyn, New York, United States of America
  • -73.9808,40.7648
  • Mungan
  • Yagiz
  • Artist
  • Yagiz Mungan is an interdisciplinary developer/artist/scholar working with the concepts of interaction, VR/AR, games, web, mobile, algorithmic generation of audiovisual systems, sound, and interactive music. His recent individual works, which investigate the relationship between technology and our daily lives, have been shown in various venues and events in the Bay Area such as Soundwave Biennale, 3D Web Fest and CODAME. Yagiz is currently working at AKQA creating interactive experiences. He hol
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  • http://yagizmungan.com/
  • Laporta
  • Guillermo
  • Collaborators
  • Soloist, performance designer, producer, curator, as well as founder and artistic director of CreArtBox.
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  • http://guillermolaporta.com/
  • Paracuellos
  • Arturo
  • Artist
  • Arturo Paracuellos has dreamed about creating imaginary worlds since childhood. He is now able to draw and bring them to life with code. Although Arturo obtained his B.Sc. in Geological Science in 2000 he has only worked in web development related jobs as either an interactive designer or developer. In 2010 he founded unboring.net with the goal to create new interactive entertainment and to help brands to create immersive experiences. This past year Arturo's efforts have been centered on the wor
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  • http://unboring.net/
  • Active Theory
  • Artist
  • Active Theory is a creative development production company based in Venice, California founded by Nick Mountford, Andy Thelander, and Michael Anthony. They have won numerous awards for work on such projects as Pottermore, Halo 5 Visualizer, Google Racer, and Coca Cola FIFA Shoot out. They are founded on web technology and believes screens of all shapes and sizes can be used to tell engaging, interactive stories. Their ideation process focuses on utilizing new technologies and techniques to conne
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  • https://activetheory.net/
  • Boleslavský
  • Andrej
  • Artist
  • Andrej is an independent artist purposing technology in the fields of new media art, interactive design, physical computing and 3D printing. His work also maintains a strong fascination with the entanglement of nature and technology. He has developed many interactive installations and lectured on open source software, programming platforms VVVV and Arduino.
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  • http://id144.org/
  • Júdová
  • Mária
  • Artist
  • Mária is a multidisciplinary artist from Slovakia. She received a Bachelor’s of Digital Media at Academy of Arts. During her studies she was offered an internship at École de recherche graphique in Belgium, following that immediately with a working internship in CIANT — International Centre for Art and New Technologies. She is currently doing a Master at FAMU Center for Audiovisual studies in Prague, researching on a dance-tech and technologically informed dance practices, more precisely on the
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  • http://mariajudova.net/
  • Mendes
  • Jeremy
  • Artist
  • Jeremy Mendes is a Vancouver-based artist with over 10 years’ experience working on interactive projects. A three-time Webby Award winner, he is currently working freelance on interactive projects with the NFB’s Digital Studio.
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  • http://www.jeremymendes.com/
  • Allison
  • Leanne
  • Artist
  • Leanne Allison is a Gemini Award-winning filmmaker who takes audiences far off the beaten track to explore the experiences of endangered wildlife. Her credits include the NFB documentaries Being Caribou and Finding Farley, with husband Karsten Heuer.
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  • Blinn
  • James
  • F.
  • Artist
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  • Holzman
  • Robert
  • Artist and Committee Member
  • West Coast University, Los Angeles and JPL
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  • Weston
  • Mark
  • Artist
  • University of South Florida
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  • Fishenden
  • Jerry
  • Artist
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  • Harvey
  • Elizabeth
  • Artist
  • University of Rhode Island
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  • Menden-Deuer
  • Susanne
  • Artist
  • University of Rhode Island
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  • Koblin
  • Aaron
  • Artist
  • Google, Inc.
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  • Bazo
  • Danny
  • Artist and Author
  • University of California, Santa Barbara
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  • Pinter
  • Marco
  • Artist and Author
  • University of California, Santa Barbara
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  • Legrady
  • George
  • Artist and Author
  • University of California, Santa Barbara
  • Media Arts & Technology
  • Director
  • George Legrady directs the Experimental Visualization Lab in the Media Arts & Technology graduate program at the University of California, Santa Barbara. His research and teaching are currently focused on data visualization funded by the Robert W Deutsch Foundation, swarm robotic multi-camera research funded by a National Science Foundation IIS award, and visual ethnography also funded by the National Science Foundation. His artwork in interactive, digital media explores the intersections betwee
  • Santa Barbara, California, US
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  • https://www.mat.ucsb.edu/g.legrady/
  • Shih
  • Shen-Guan
  • Artist and Collaborators
  • National Taiwan University of Science and Technology
  • Shen-Guan Shih is an associate professor in the Department of Architecture at National Taiwan University of Science and Technology. His research interests are in computer-aided design in architecture, design theory, and artificial intelligence. He teaches architectural design and computer applications for architecture, as well as the methods and theory of architectural design. He has an MS from Carnegie Mellon and a PhD from ETH Zürich.
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  • Wu
  • Ming-Chang
  • Artist
  • National Taiwan University of Science and Technology
  • Taipei, Taiwan
  • 121.63333,25.03333
  • Lai
  • Wan-Ying
  • Artist
  • National Taiwan University of Science and Technology
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  • Abeles
  • Kim
  • V.
  • Artist
  • Abeles Studios
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  • Keating
  • Barbara
  • Mary
  • Artist
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  • Martin
  • Dwayne
  • Artist
  • North Carolina State University
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  • Martin
  • Jim
  • Artist
  • North Carolina State University
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  • Cherry
  • Lee
  • Artist
  • North Carolina State University
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  • Lunk
  • Daniel
  • Artist
  • North Carolina State University
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  • Twomey
  • Robert
  • Art Paper Reviewer and Artist
  • University of Washington
  • Unavailable
  • Han
  • Byeong-jun
  • Artist
  • Korea University
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  • Han
  • Yoon
  • Chung
  • Art Paper Reviewer and Artist
  • San José State University
  • Graphic Design
  • Assistant Professor
  • SIGGRAPH 2019 Yoon C Han is an interactive media artist and award-winning interaction designer. Over the past ten years, she has created a wide range of interactive 2D/3D audiovisual art installations including biologic art using physical computing, web-based data visualization, biometric data sonification, generative art, and musical interface design. Her principal interest in interactive art/design has been in exploring new multimodal experience using the human body data and audiovisual compo
  • San Jose, California, United States of America
  • -121.8261,37.2751
  • http://yoonchunghan.com/portfolio/
  • Welker
  • Cecile
  • Author
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  • Fol Leymarie
  • Frederic
  • Author
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  • Lambert
  • Nicholas
  • Author
  • London, England, United Kingdom
  • -0.1275,51.50722
  • Kane
  • Carolyn
  • Author
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  • Griffin
  • David
  • Author
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  • Schofield
  • Tom
  • Author and Artist
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  • Wise
  • David
  • Artist
  • Unavailable
  • Tannenbaum
  • Ed
  • Artist
  • Raster Masters, Inc.
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  • Snyder
  • Bob
  • Artist
  • School of the Art Institute of Chicago
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  • Kato
  • Akira
  • Artist
  • NHK Home and Family Division
  • Unavailable
  • Ishiki
  • Nobuo
  • Artist
  • NHK Home and Family Division
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  • Horiguchi
  • Tadashiko
  • Artist
  • NHK Home and Family Division
  • Unavailable
  • Hirata
  • Toyoko
  • Artist
  • NHK Home and Family Division
  • Unavailable
  • Hayes
  • Roberta
  • Lynn
  • Artist
  • Unavailable
  • Cubacub
  • Arturo
  • Artist
  • University of Illinois, Chicago
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  • Buckner
  • Barbara
  • Artist
  • The Experimental Television Center
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  • Hiraide
  • Norie
  • Artist
  • Teknai
  • Unavailable
  • Tracy
  • Jean
  • Artist
  • GENIGRAPHICS
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  • Tetz
  • Guenther
  • Artist
  • University of Illinois, Chicago
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  • Schubert
  • Christa
  • Artist
  • Quikdata Telecomputing
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  • Rosenthal
  • Sally
  • Artist, Art Jury Member, and Collaborators
  • University of Illinois, Chicago
  • Electronic Visualization Laboratory
  • Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
  • -87.6244,41.8756
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