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First Middle Last Suffix Curator Gender Type Affiliation Departrment Job Title Bio Address Coordinates Website VAIF ID LOC ID ISNI ID
  • Tad
  • Ermitano
  • Artist-in-Residence and Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA 2008 Tad Ermitano(Philippines) is a media artist and sound designer whose single channel videos have been screened at a number of international festivals.
  • PH
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  • http://cavemanifesto.blogspot.com/
  • Sameera
  • Khan
  • Artist-in-Residence and Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Shilpa
  • Ranade
  • Artist-in-Residence and Artist-Exhibiting
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Shilpa
  • Phadke
  • Artist-in-Residence and Artist-Exhibiting
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Kelly
  • Jaclynn
  • Andres
  • Artist-in-Residence, Artist-Exhibiting, and Presenter
  • ISEA 2008 Kelly Jaclynn Andres(Canada) is a multi-disciplinary artist whose work explores issues surrounding technology, portability and location. For an ISEA2008 interview with the artist see:  isea2008.wordpress.com/tag/kelly-andres
  • Unavailable
  • http://kellyandres.com /
  • Zhou
  • Xiangdong
  • Artist-Exhibiting and Collaborators & Contributors
  • Fudan University
  • Information Retrieval Scientist
  • CN
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  • Edward
  • Zimmerman
  • Artist-Exhibiting and Collaborators & Contributors
  • Search Engineers
  • Munich, DE
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  • Maurits
  • de Bruijn
  • Artist-Exhibiting and Collaborators & Contributors
  • Web Developer
  • Rotterdam, NL
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  • Tsila
  • Hassine
  • Artist-Exhibiting and Collaborators & Contributors
  • Information Artist and Developer
  • IL
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  • Metahaven
  • Artist-in-Residence and Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA 2008 Metahaven (Amsterdam and Brussels, metahaven.net) is a design research collective founded in 2006, it consists of Vinca Kruk, Daniel van der Velden & Gon Zifroni. Their work connects graphic design and architecture, and is concerned with their political and ideological interdependencies.
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  • http://metahaven.net/
  • JeeHyun
  • Oh
  • Artist-in-Residence and Artist-Exhibiting
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  • Vladan
  • Joler
  • Artist-in-Residence and Artist-Exhibiting
  • Eastwood
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  • Marie
  • Christine
  • Driesen
  • Artist-in-Residence and Artist-Exhibiting
  • France, French Republic
  • 1.69833,50.56056
  • Horia
  • Cosmin
  • Samoila
  • Artist-in-Residence and Artist-Exhibiting
  • Romania
  • 24.969258475249,45.843614757559
  • N.B.
  • Aldrich
  • Artist-in-Residence and Artist-Exhibiting
  • US
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  • Zach
  • Poff
  • Artist-in-Residence and Artist-Exhibiting
  • US
  • ,
  • The Asia-Europe Foundation
  • Presenter and Workshop Organiser/Presenter
  • ISEA 2008 The Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF) promotes greater mutual understanding between Asia and Europe through intellectual, cultural and people-to-people exchanges. Through ASEF, civil society concerns are included as a vital component of deliberations of the ASEM.  ASEF was established in February 1997 by the participating governments and organizations of ASEM and has since implemented over 650 projects, engaging over 17,000 direct participants as well as reaching out to a much wider audie
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  • http://asef.org/
  • 4ICOM
  • Workshop Organiser/Presenter
  • ISEA 2008 4icom is a European Consulting Group invested in Project Management, Engineering, Business Development, leveraging tailor-made solutions designed for complex projects.
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  • http://4icom.com/
  • ABFLUG
  • Artist-Performing
  • ISEA2004
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Lina
  • Selander
  • Artist-Performing
  • ISEA2004
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Sören
  • Runolf
  • Artist-Performing
  • ISEA2004
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Per
  • Åhlund
  • Artist-Performing
  • ISEA2004
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Fredrik
  • Olofsson
  • Artist-Performing and Presenter
  • ISEA2004
  • Unavailable
  • Johannes
  • Bergmark
  • Artist-Performing
  • ISEA2004
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Daniel
  • Rozenhall
  • Artist-Performing
  • ISEA2004
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Carol
  • Hobson
  • Artist-Performing
  • ISEA2004
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Fabrice
  • Lig
  • Artist-Performing
  • ISEA2004
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Phill
  • Niblock
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004 Phill Niblock is an intermedia artist using music, film, photography, video and computers.
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Katherine
  • Liberovskaya
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004 Katherine Liberovskaya is a Montreal-born multidisciplinary artist who has been working predominantly with experimental video and multimedia since the late eighties.
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  • San
  • Yen
  • Liew
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Peter
  • Nagy
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Minna
  • Nurminen
  • Artist-Performing and Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Petri
  • Kola
  • Artist-Exhibiting and Artist-Performing
  • ISEA2004
  • Unavailable
  • Jennifer
  • Hayashida
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Scott
  • Pagano
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Benj
  • Gerdes
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Meredith
  • Finkelstein
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004 Meredith Finkelstein is a technologist, artist, writer, gadfly etc. She experiments with social spaces, wireless networks, cybernetic robots, and manifestos. She is currently a resident researcher at the Interactive Telecommunications Program at NYU. She is a founding member of THE FLOOR4 COLLECTIVE.
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  • Jānis
  • Garančs
  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
  • Artist
  • ISEA2022 Jānis Garančs is an artist and immersive media researcher.  He has initial training in classical fine arts in Riga, further studies of video and computer art at the KKH, Stockholm, and digital audio-visual media at the KHM (Academy of Media Arts), Cologne. Since 2000 he works primarily with interactive multi-media installations and performances, focusing on stereoscopic imagery and 3D sound, exploring perceptual phenomenology of immersive audiovisual expression. He has contributed to v
  • Latvia
  • 24.862593274049,56.959065412787
  • https://garancs.net/
  • Steve
  • Heimbecker
  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
  • Installation Artist
  • ISEA2020 Artist / composer Steve Heimbecker studied fine arts at the Alberta College of Art (1977-80). His multichannel creations since the 1980’s have won awards in Canada and Europe including two Honorary Mentions: Interactive Art (2005) and Digital Musics (2009) from Prix Ars Electronica, Linz, Austria. His recent multi-channel exhibitions include: NOTES (2017), Manif d’art 8 – La biennale de Québec ; Installations – POD (2016), Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec; Paravent Mosaïque (201
  • Québec, Québec, Canada
  • -71.2349,46.8257
  • http://www.steveheimbecker.net/
  • Hermen
  • Maat
  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
  • Art Academy Minerva (Hanze University Groningen)
  • Teacher
  • ISEA2019 Hermen Maat forms an art-science duo with Karen Lancel. They are considered pioneers exploring embodied presence, privacy, empathy, and trust, in post-human bio(techno)logical entanglement with (non-)human others. They radically re-orchestrate automated control technologies, bio- feedback and social-sensory perception, to create ‘Trust-Systems’, for intimate meeting experiences and for public dialogue on resilient, AI/AE social eco- cultures. In host, immersive performance-installation
  • Amsterdam, Netherlands the
  • 4.9,52.378
  • http://lancelmaat.nl/
  • Karen
  • Anne
  • Lancel
  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
  • Artist
  • ISEA2019 Karen Lancel & Hermen Maat, Netherlands. Art-science duo Lancel/Maat are considered pioneers exploring embodied presence, privacy, empathy, and trust, in post-human bio(techno)logical entanglement with (non-)human others. They radically re-orchestrate automated control technologies, bio- feedback and social-sensory perception, to create ‘Trust-Systems’, for intimate meeting experiences and for public dialogue on resilient, AI/AE social eco- cultures. In host, immersive performanc
  • Netherlands the
  • 4.3175,52.08417
  • Mikael
  • Scherdin
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004
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  • Björn
  • Norberg
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Tomas
  • Linell
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Olle
  • Huge
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004
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  • Hasnizam
  • Abdul
  • Wahid
  • Presenter
  • MY
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  • Isak
  • Berbic
  • Presenter
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  • Colin
  • Reaney
  • Presenter
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  • Viola
  • van Alphen
  • Curator and Presenter
  • ISEA2022 Viola van Alphen is an activist, writer, and former director of multimedia event GOGBOT, which was awarded as the Most Innovative Event of the Netherlands. She is now the creative director of Manifestations, an annual Art & Tech festival in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, with 35000+ visitors. With themes like Will the Future Design Us?, Internet-of-Women-Things, Superpower-to-the-People, Technology-as-Your-Perfect-Boyfriend, Monsters–Free-the-Byte, the festival addresses issues that c
  • Netherlands the
  • 4.311346,52.079984
  • http://violavirus.nl/
  • Kees
  • de Groot
  • Presenter
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Floor
  • van Spaendonck
  • International Programme Committee (IPC) and Presenter
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  • Annette
  • Wolfsberger
  • Presenter
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  • Ampat
  • Varghese
  • Presenter
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Takayuki
  • Fujimoto
  • Presenter
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Miki
  • Fukuda
  • Presenter
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Frances
  • Joseph
  • Presenter
  • Auckland University of Technology and CoLab
  • Postgraduate Studies and School of Art & Design
  • Associate Professor and Co-Director
  • ISEA2013 Frances Joseph, Colab, Auckland University of Technology, Auckland, New Zealand ISEA2011 Dr. Frances Joseph is an Associate Professor of Design at the Auckland University of Technology. She is a co-director of Colab, Creative Technologies Research Centre and the director of Textile and Design Laboratory at AUT. With a  background in sculpture, theatre design and object animation, including design for puppetry and animatronics,  she is involved in postgraduate teaching and the d
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  • Larissa
  • Lai
  • Presenter
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  • Scott
  • Toguri
  • McFarlane
  • Presenter
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Leila
  • Sujir
  • Presenter
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Monika
  • Kin
  • Gagnon
  • Presenter
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Zoran
  • Pantelic
  • Presenter
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Xiaobo
  • Lu
  • Presenter
  • Tsinghua University
  • Beijing, CN
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  • Ingrid
  • Hoofd
  • Presenter
  • National University of Singapore
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  • Zaki
  • Omar
  • Presenter
  • Film and Television Academy
  • Unavailable
  • Luís
  • Silva
  • Presenter
  • Curatorial Fellow and Rhizome Curator
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  • Niño
  • Mojica
  • Presenter
  • Pontificia Universidad Javeriana
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  • Martha
  • Patricia
  • Presenter
  • Pontificia Universidad Javeriana
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  • Geoff
  • Cox
  • Moderator and Presenter
  • Aarhus University
  • Postdoctoral Researcher
  • ISEA2011 Geoff Cox is currently a Researcher in Digital Aesthetics as part of the Digital Urban Living Research Center, Aarhus University (DK) funded by the Danish Council for Strategic Research, 09-063245. He is also Associate Curator of Online Projects, Arnolfini, Bristol (UK) and the Museum of Ordure (UK), adjunct faculty, Transart Institute, Berlin/New York (DE/US), and Associate Professor (Reader), University of Plymouth (UK), where he is part of KURATOR/Art and Social Technologies Researc
  • Aarhus, Denmark
  • 10.20972,56.15639
  • Yukiko
  • Shikata
  • Presenter and International Programme Committee (IPC)
  • ISEA 2008 http://www.liminaria.org/en/people/yukiko-shikata/
  • Tokyo, JP
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  • Shaun
  • Murray
  • Presenter
  • University of Plymouth
  • Centre for Creative Design and Technology
  • GB
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  • Harry
  • Tan
  • Presenter
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Samtani
  • Anil
  • Presenter
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Anne
  • Kienhuis
  • Presenter
  • Arts & Genomics Center
  • NL
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  • Marta
  • de Menezes
  • Artist-Exhibiting, Presenter, and International Programme Committee (IPC)
  • Cultivamos Cultura
  • _Director
  • ISEA2022 Marta de Menezes (born 1975) is a Portuguese artist, with a Degree in Fine Arts from the University of Lisbon and a MSt from the University of Oxford. De Menezes is director of Cultivamos Cultura, the leading institution devoted to experimental art in Portugal and Ectopia, dedicated to facilitate the collaborative work between artists and scientists. Marta de Menezes has worked in the intersection of art and biology since the late 90s, in the UK, Australia, the Netherlands, and Portuga
  • Portugal, Portuguese Republic
  • 78.476681027237,22.199166076053
  • http://martademenezes.com/
  • Arantxa
  • Mendiharat
  • Presenter
  • Disonancias
  • ES
  • ,
  • Vicki
  • Sowry
  • International Programme Committee (IPC) and Presenter
  • Australian Network for Art and Technology (ANAT)
  • ISEA2020 For the past 25 years Vicki has initiated and delivered programs for artists, together with academia and industry, which enable interdisciplinary research collaborations. She is a peer of the Australia Council for the Arts and Arts South Australia, and has contributed to industry capability through sector governance roles over many years. She joined ANAT in 2007 and has been Director since 2012, providing sector leadership, expanding opportunities for artists, and advocating for the cr
  • Adelaide, Australia
  • 138.5999,-34.9274
  • Jens
  • Hauser
  • International Programme Committee (IPC) and Presenter
  • Ruhr University Bochum
  • Media Studies
  • Curator, Writer, and Film/Video Artist
  • ISEA2023 Jens Hauser is a Paris, France, and Copenhagen, Denmark, based media studies scholar and art curator focusing on the interactions between art and technology, trans-genre and hybrid aesthetics. He is currently a professor in art history at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (DE) ISEA2010 Jens Hauser is a Paris based art curator, writer and video maker focussing on the interactions between art and technology, trans-genre and contextual aesthetics. His current research at the Institu
  • France
  • 2.6187869531296,47.824904620898
  • https://ku-dk.academia.edu/JensHauser
  • Patrick
  • Henri
  • Harrop
  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
  • University of Manitoba
  • Associate Professor
  • ISEA2015 Patrick Harrop is an artist, architect, researcher and academic based in Montreal and Winnipeg. His artistic practice engages questions of augmented materiality, the modulation of the immaterial phenomena of light and sound through material agency. His practical and theoretical research is in the philosophy of technology with a particular emphasis in electromechanical hacking, digital fabrication and contemporary theory. His work has been shown in Montreal, Shanghai, Berlin and Winnipe
  • Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
  • -97.1667,49.8833
  • http://ocular-witness.com/
  • Harry
  • Smoak
  • Collaborators & Contributors and Presenter
  • Concordia University
  • Faculty of Fine Arts
  • Independent Researcher, Producer, and Faculty Member
  • ISEA2010 Harry Smoak is a media researcher and producer based in Montreal developing new forms of content in partnership with clients in areas of cultural production, architectural design, and entertainment. He is presently a doctoral candidate in Fine Arts, at Concordia University where he is also an adjunct faculty in the Department of Design and Computation Arts. His current research interests lie in phenomenology of lighting, networked sensor technologies, urban media ecologies, and technol
  • Montreal, Quebec, Canada
  • -73.554,45.5088
  • Alyssa
  • Wright
  • Author and Presenter
  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
  • Research Assistant
  • ISEA2008 Alyssa Wright, MIT Media Lab & Taco Lab, Massachusetts, USA.
  • Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
  • -71.1056,42.3751
  • http://alumni.media.mit.edu/~alyssa/
  • Marcelo
  • Coelho
  • Author and Presenter
  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
  • Faculty Member
  • ISEA2008 Marcelo Coelho is Head of Design at Formlabs and Faculty at the MIT Department of Architecture. Spanning a wide range of media, processes, and scales, his work explores the boundaries between matter and information, fundamentally expanding and enhancing the ways in which we design and create. His work has been exhibited internationally, including places such as the Rio 2016 Paralympic Ceremonies, Times Square, The Corcoran Gallery of Art, Tel Aviv Museum of Art, and Ars Electronica, a
  • Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
  • -71.1056,42.3751
  • https://cmarcelo.com/
  • Jeevan
  • Kalanithi
  • Author and Presenter
  • OpenSpace
  • Founder
  • ISEA2008 I'm a technology executive, technologist and entrepreneur. My background is in artificial intelligence, drones and cameras, management and leadership, and product design. My first startup Sifteo – co-founded with David Merrill and based on our graduate work from MIT and our TED talk – was acquired by North America's largest drone company, 3D Robotics, in 2014. At 3DR, I served as VP Product, Chief Product Officer, and President. I spent time at Lux Capital, a VC firm with ~$2B under ma
  • United States of America
  • -97.922211212118,39.381266130568
  • https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeevan
  • Jamie
  • Zigelbaum
  • Author and Presenter
  • Artist
  • ISEA2008 Jamie Zigelbaum is an artist, designer, and engineer living in Barcelona. He was the founder of Midnight Commercial, a creative studio working across disciplines. In 2010, he received the Designer of the Future award from Design Miami/ Basel. He holds a Masters in Media Arts and Science from the MIT Media Lab and a BS is Human-Computer Interaction from Tufts University. He was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 1978.
  • Barcelona, Spain
  • 2.17694,41.3825
  • http://jamiezigelbaum.com/
  • Yow
  • Siew
  • Kah
  • Author, Presenter, and Artist-Exhibiting
  • National Institute of Education and Nanyang Technological University
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Terence
  • Wright
  • Author and Presenter
  • University of Ulster
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Andrew
  • Squelch
  • Author and Presenter
  • Curtin University of Technology
  • Department of Exploration Geophysics
  • Unavailable
  • Suzette
  • Worden
  • Author and Presenter
  • Curtin University of Technology
  • Department of Design
  • ISEA2011 Suzette Wor­den is Pro­fes­sor of De­sign in the School of De­sign and Art, Curtin Uni­ver­sity, Perth, West­ern Aus­tralia. She com­pleted her PhD in 1980 and taught the his­tory of de­sign at the Uni­ver­sity of Brighton until 1998. She was Di­rec­tor of a dig­i­tal media re­search cen­tre at the Uni­ver­sity of West of Eng­land, Bris­tol (1998-2001). She has pub­lished on fur­ni­ture, prod­uct and ap­pli­ance de­sign, re­search meth­ods, dig­i­tal media and the uses of elec­tr
  • Unavailable
  • Arjan
  • Scherpenisse
  • Author and Presenter
  • NL
  • ,
  • Eelco
  • Wagenaar
  • Author and Presenter
  • NL
  • ,
  • Yiannis
  • Melanitis
  • Author and Presenter
  • Athens School of Fine Arts
  • Sculpture Department
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Hervé
  • Guillou
  • Author and Presenter
  • ISEA 2008 Hybrid’Art, Association d’Art, Science, Technologie / Institut Néel, CNRS et Université Joseph Fourier, Grenoble, France
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  • Regina
  • Trinidade
  • Author and Presenter
  • ISEA 2008 Hybrid’Art, Association d’Art, Science, Technologie / Université Pierre Mendès / Laboratoire d’Ingénierie des Macromolécules, Institut de Biologie Structurale, Grenoble, France
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  • Tan
  • Meng
  • Yoe
  • Author and Presenter
  • Institute Advertising Communication Training
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  • Narayana
  • Takacs
  • Author and Presenter
  • University of Melbourne
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Bahtiar
  • Dwi
  • Susanto
  • Author and Presenter
  • INSOMNIUM
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Janez
  • Strehovec
  • Author and Presenter
  • University of Ljubljana
  • Associate Professor
  • Unavailable
  • Constantinos
  • Stratoudakis
  • Author and Presenter
  • Ionian University
  • Department of Music Studies
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Martijn
  • Stevens
  • Author and Presenter
  • Radboud University
  • ISEA2011 Mar­tijn Stevens, after re­ceiv­ing a PhD de­gree in the Hu­man­i­ties with a the­sis on the po­si­tion and tran­si­tion of art mu­se­ums in today’s dig­i­tal cul­ture, is cur­rently a lec­turer at the De­part­ment of Cul­tural and Lit­er­ary Stud­ies (Radboud University, Nijmegen, NL), where he teaches dig­i­tal art and cul­ture, media stud­ies, crit­i­cal the­ory and cul­tural ed­u­ca­tion. He is also af­fil­i­ated with the Rad­boud Ho­n­ours Acad­emy, which of­fers both dis­ci
  • Unavailable
  • Byul
  • Shin
  • Presenter
  • Sungkyukwan University and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, USA
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Margaret
  • Seymour
  • Author and Presenter
  • University of Sydney and Sydney College of the Arts, University of Sydney, Australia
  • ISEA2015 Margaret Seymour, Lecturer, Sydney College of the Arts, University of Sydney, Rozelle, Australia. Margaret is interested in the dynamic interplay of vision and spectatorship and how this interaction manifests in visual culture and in contemporary society. She often incorporates lens-based media in her artworks but doesn’t necessarily make work for the screen. Instead she employs a range of approaches to art making including sculpture, video, interactive objects and robotics. Her work
  • Rozelle, Australia
  • 134.48956260698,-25.734968491622
  • http://margaretseymour.net/
  • Thasnai
  • Sethaseree
  • Author and Presenter
  • Chiang Mai University
  • Center for Media Ethnography and Visualizing Culture Study and Media Arts and Design
  • Lecturer and Artist Director
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Elizabeth
  • de Martelly
  • Author and Presenter
  • Stony Brook University
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  • Margaret
  • Anne
  • Schedel
  • Author, Presenter, and Artist-Performing
  • Stony Brook University
  • Associate Professor, Composer, Professor of Music, and Chair of Art
  • ISEA2022 Margaret Schedel has a diverse creative output with works spanning interactive multimedia operas, virtual-reality experiences, sound art, video games, and composition. She is a Professor of Music and Chair of Art at Stony Brook University. ISEA2020 Margaret Anne Schedel is a composer and cellist specializing in the creation and performance of ferociously interactive media. As an Associate Professor of Music at Stony Brook University (USA), she serves as Co-Director of Computer Music
  • Stony Brook, New York, United States of America
  • -73.140943,40.925654
  • http://www.schedel.net/
  • Daniel
  • Sauter
  • Author and Presenter
  • University of Illinois at Chicago
  • School of Art and Design
  • Assistant Professor
  • US
  • ,
  • http://danielsauter.com/gallery.php
  • Anna
  • Labella
  • Author and Presenter
  • University of Rome
  • Department of Computer Science
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  • Paolo
  • Bottoni
  • Author and Presenter
  • University of Rome
  • Department of Computer Science
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  • Stefano
  • Faralli
  • Author, Presenter, Artist-Exhibiting, and Workshop Organiser/Presenter
  • University of Rome
  • Department of Computer Science
  • ISEA2017 Stefano Faralli, University of Rome, Italy. My research interests are across three areas: Data and Web Science (DWS), Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Human Computer Interaction (HCI). ISEA2011 Stefano Faralli. Research fellow in the Department of Computer Science at the Sapienza University of Rome, Italy. His research interests include Word Sense Disambiguation and ontology learning.
  • Unavailable
  • http://unitelmasapienza.it/it/contenuti/personale/stefano-faralli
  • Georg
  • Russegger
  • Author, Presenter, and Workshop Organiser/Presenter
  • University of Art and Design Linz (Kunst Universität Linz)
  • Researcher
  • ISEA2011 Georg Russegger is Scientific Manager of the research and development project »Ludic Interfaces« gamejournal.it/ludic-interfaces-driver-and-product-of-gamification/ at the Interface Culture Lab, University of Art and Design Linz, Austria. Together with the association »5uper.net« he is artistic director of the CODED CULTURES festival in Vienna. Georg Russegger received a Ph.D. in media- and communication-theory and did a Post Doc. at the Graduate School for Film and New Media (Tokyo Na
  • Linz, Austria
  • 14.28333,48.3
  • http://codedcultures.net/
  • Tim
  • Wright
  • Author and Presenter
  • University of York
  • Department of Music
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • John
  • Richards
  • Author and Presenter
  • De Montfort University
  • Technology and Innovation Research Centre and Music
  • Unable to automatically detect coordinates
  • Nigel
  • Power
  • Author and Presenter
  • King Mongkut’s University of Technology
  • School of Architecture and Design
  • TH
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  • Sheila
  • Petty
  • Author and Presenter
  • University of Regina
  • Faculty of Fine Arts
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  • Ta Hyunh
  • Duy Nguyen
  • Author, Presenter, and Collaborators & Contributors
  • Nanyang Technological University
  • Interaction & Entertainment Research Centre
  • Vietnam
  • 108.3395374759,14.315424177109
  • Daniel
  • Jernigan
  • Author and Presenter
  • Nanyang Technological University
  • Interaction & Entertainment Research Centre
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  • Claudia
  • Costa
  • Pederson
  • Author, Presenter, and International Programme Committee (IPC)
  • Wichita State University
  • Associate Professor
  • ISEA2020 Claudia Costa Pederson holds a Ph.D in Art History and Visual Studies from Cornell University, USA. Her work has appeared in journals and edited volumes, including The Philosophy of Documentary Film, Indie Reframed: Women Filmmakers and Contemporary American Cinema, Cinema em Redes: Tecnologia, Estetica e Politica na Era Digital, and Latin American Modernisms and Technology. Her book, Gaming Utopia, Ludic Worlds in Art, Design, and Media is forthcoming from Indiana University Press in
  • Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
  • -97.337545,37.692236
  • Joel
  • S.
  • Kollin
  • Author and Presenter
  • University of Washington
  • Center for Digital Arts and Experimental Media
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  • Juan
  • Pampin
  • Author and Presenter
  • University of Washington
  • Center for Digital Arts and Experimental Media
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  • Daniel
  • Palmer
  • Author and Presenter
  • Monash University
  • Art & Design
  • Senior Lecturer
  • ISEA2011 Dr. Daniel Palmer is a Senior Lecturer in the Art Theory Program in the Faculty of Art & Design at Monash University, Australia. He has a long-standing involvement with the Centre for Contemporary Photography in Melbourne, as a former Curator and current Board Member. His publications include the books Twelve Australian Photo Artists (2009), co-authored with Blair French, and the edited volume Photogenic: Essays/Photography/CCP 2000–2004 (2005). His scholarly writings on photogra
  • AU
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  • Michal
  • Ostrowicki
  • Author and Presenter
  • Institute of Philosophy and Jagiellonian University
  • Department of Aesthetics
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  • Jouka
  • Mattila
  • Author and Presenter
  • Nokia, FI
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  • Juha
  • Kaario
  • Author and Presenter
  • Nokia, FI
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  • Pekka
  • Ollikainen
  • Author and Presenter
  • Nokia, FI
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  • Taizo
  • Zushi
  • Author and Presenter
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  • Yuichi
  • Tamagawa
  • Author and Presenter
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  • Horst
  • Hoetner
  • Author and Presenter
  • Ars Electronica Futurelab
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  • Carlos
  • Augusto Moreira da
  • Nóbrega
  • Author, Presenter, and Art, Electronic Theater, or Performance Jury
  • University of Plymouth and Universidade Federal de Rio de Janeiro
  • Planetary Collegium
  • Unavailable
  • https://gutonobrega.co.uk/
  • Alok
  • b.
  • Nandi
  • Author and Presenter
  • University of Louvain-la-Neuve
  • Artist, Writer, Independent Researcher, and Visiting Professor
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  • Pierre
  • Martin
  • Author and Presenter
  • Sogeti
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  • Srikumar
  • Subramanian
  • Author and Presenter
  • muvee Technologies
  • Unavailable
  • Kevin
  • McGee
  • Author and Presenter
  • National University of Singapore
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  • Rachel
  • Gillies
  • Author and Presenter
  • Otago Polytechnic
  • School of Art and Design (Communication)
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  • James
  • McArdle
  • Author and Presenter
  • La Trobe University
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  • Aimee
  • Rydarowski
  • Author and Presenter
  • Georgia Institute of Technology and Synaesthetic Media Lab
  • Department of Digital Media
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  • Sherry
  • Mayo
  • Author and Presenter
  • Westchester Community College
  • WAW Peekskill Extension Center
  • _Director
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  • India
  • Mara
  • Martins
  • Author and Presenter
  • ISEA 2008 Doctorate in Design
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  • Bundith
  • Phunsombatlert
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004
  • TH
  • ,
  • Ian
  • Andrews
  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
  • University of Technology Sydney, AU
  • ISEA2013 Ian Andrews is currently a PHD candidate at University of Technology Sydney, AU ISEA2004 Ian Andrews is a Sydney based independent film, video and sound artist.who has been practicing since 1981. He studied electronics in order to achieve the knowledge and skills to build his own electronic instruments and video equipment, and studied film and sound at the University of Technology, Sydney. He has written several essays on sound which have been published in periodicals such as N
  • AU
  • ,
  • Timo
  • Kahlen
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004 Timo Kahlen was born in Berlin in 1966. He studied art at the Hochschule der K Berlin from 1985 – 1994, graduating with a Master of Arts. He held a lectureship on Visual Media/Video at the art departments of the Humboldt-Universitat and the Hochschule der K Berlin from 1993 to 1998.
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  • Ranjit
  • Makkuni
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004
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  • Sami
  • Laakso
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004
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  • Hanna
  • Haaslahti
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004
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  • Taco
  • Stolk
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004
  • NL
  • ,
  • Nicholas
  • Stedman
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004 Nicholas Stedman is a Canadian artist mixing electronics into space and objects. He has developed behavioural sculptures, interactive installations, and audio/video works. His current interest uses robotic technology to actively transform social environments.
  • CA
  • ,
  • Jillian
  • McDonald
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • Pace University
  • Digital Arts
  • Assistant Professor
  • ISEA2004 Jillian Mcdonald is a Canadian-born, Brooklyn-based media and performance artist. She works internationally with video, site-specific public interventions and web-projects, McDonald is Assistant Professor of Digital Art at Pace University in New York.
  • New York, New York, US
  • ,
  • Julian
  • Weaver
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004 Julian Weaver has worked on new media and creative arts projects since 1994. He has previously exhibited collaborative works at numerous significant festivals. In addition to arts-based output, he has worked freelance as a multimedia specialist in the new media and interactive TV industries since 1996, and produced a wide range of public sector projects across the gamut at new media formats.
  • GB
  • ,
  • Laetitia
  • Delafontaine
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004
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  • Gregory
  • Niel
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004
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  • Dagmar
  • Kase
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004
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  • Ivika
  • Kivi
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004
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  • Jeff
  • Sams
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004
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  • Patricia
  • Adams
  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
  • RMIT University
  • ISEA2013 Dr. Patricia Adams, School of Art, RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia ISEA2011 Patricia Adams is cur­rently a Post­doc­toral Re­search Fel­low, RMIT Uni­ver­sity School of Art, Mel­bourne and a vis­it­ing artist at the Vi­sual & Sen­sory Neu­ro­science Group, Queens­land Brain In­sti­tute, The Uni­ver­sity of Queens­land. She has worked at the art/sci­ence nexus for over ten years and her doc­toral re­search pro­ject in­volved a cross-dis­ci­pli­nary col­lab­o­ra­tion wi
  • Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
  • 144.9632,-37.8142
  • Silvia
  • Rigon
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004 Silvia Rigon is an Italian media artist based in Los Angeles. Her work often refers to the notion of monstrosity as a way of unveiling the cultural ambivalences inherent in our relationship with technology. She won the Excellence Prize at the Japan Media Art Festival in 2004.
  • Los Angeles, California , US
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  • Valerie
  • Tevere
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004
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  • Angel
  • Nevarez
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004
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  • Simon
  • O’Sullivan
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004
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  • Clemencia
  • Echeverri
  • Artist-Exhibiting and Curator
  • Universidad de Antioquia, Medellín, Colombia and Universidad Nacional de Colombia
  • Arts Department
  • _Professor
  • ISEA2017 Clemencia Echeverri lives and works in Bogotá. She completed undergraduate studies in Colombia and specialization and masters in Plastic Arts at Chelsea College of Arts, London. She was a professor of Arts in undergraduate and master’s degree at Universidad de Antioquia and Universidad Nacional de Colombia. After working in painting and sculpture, since the mid-90s, Clemencia has developed works in installation, video, photography, sound and interactivity based on dominant political
  • Bogotá, Colombia
  • -74.08083,4.59889
  • Barbara
  • Santos
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2004
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  • DJ I, Robot Sound System
  • Artist-Performing
  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
  • ISEA2002 The DJ I, Robot Sound System (MIT Media Lab) was founded in 1999 with a manifest destiny: The replacement of inferior, undependable human DJs with a superior, mechatronic system. Its engineers, to date, have been: Girroir, Sudol, Pickard, Csikizentmihalyi. Its features are countless. Its subroutines are skilled. Its opponents have been silenced.
  • Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
  • -71.1056,42.3751
  • Teruyoshi
  • Kamiya
  • Artist-Performing
  • ISEA2002 Teruyoshi Kamiya, born in Ishiki, a town on the Pacific coast of Japan, studied guitar at the Conservatorio Superior Municipal de Musica de Barcelona, Spain. He studied computer music first at PHONOS where he could enjoy a lot of experimentation thanks to its free and extravagant atmosphere, and then at the Pompeu Fabra University for the Master’s Degree in Music Creation and Sound Technology.
  • Ishiki, JP
  • ,
  • Chad
  • Mossholder
  • Artist-Performing
  • ISEA2002 Chad Mossholder is a sound artist working in art installations, film, music and video games. [source: soundcloud.com/cwmossholder]
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  • Allison
  • Vishnovska
  • Artist-Performing
  • ISEA2002 Allison Vishnovska, Studio XX, Montreal, Canada
  • Montreal, Quebec, CA
  • ,
  • Fuminori
  • Akiba
  • International Programme Committee (IPC)
  • JP
  • ,
  • David
  • Uden
  • Artist-Performing
  • Dieter Muh
  • ISEA2002 Dieter Muh is a sound project based in the United Kingdom comprising two individuals, Stephen Cammack & David Uden. Dieter Muh have been involved in the experimental music scene since 1979 and have performed in Germany, Belgium, Finland and Sweden as well as many times in the U.K. Their music has also been used to accompany performance art and film work. Three CDs have been released as well as vinyl, video and compilation projects and their new CD “Tertium Organum” has received c
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  • Stephen
  • Cammack
  • Artist-Performing
  • Dieter Muh
  • ISEA2002 Dieter Muh is a sound project based in the United Kingdom comprising two individuals, Stephen Cammack & David Uden. Dieter Muh have been involved in the experimental music scene since 1979 and have performed in Germany, Belgium, Finland and Sweden as well as many times in the U.K. Their music has also been used to accompany performance art and film work. Three CDs have been released as well as vinyl, video and compilation projects and their new CD “Tertium Organum” has received c
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  • Ly
  • Hoang
  • Artist-Performing
  • Children Culture House
  • ISEA2002 Hoang Ly was born in Hanoi, Vietnam in 1975. Graduated from Fine-Art School of HCMC. Now teaching Art at Children Culture House and editing books for children at Youth Publishing House (HCMC). She is a well-known poet in VN, and the first Vietnamese woman artist doing performance art since 2000. Have participated in three NIPAF events in japan (2000,2001,2002) and in the first Man Performance Art Festival at Japan Society in New York (2001).
  • Hanoi, VN
  • ,
  • Peter
  • Sinclair
  • Artist-Performing
  • PACJAP
  • ISEA2002 Peter Sinclair (Marseille) multi-media artist, Aix en Provence Art School teacher.
  • Marseille, FR
  • ,
  • Colette
  • Tron
  • Artist-Performing, Author, and Presenter
  • PACJAP and Alphabetville
  • ISEA2011 Co­lette Tron was born in 1968 in Mar­seille, France. She works in the fields of com­mu­ni­ca­tion and lan­guage. After hav­ing worked in cul­tural jour­nal­ism, she is cur­rently work­ing as a writer, using dif­fer­ent medi­ums of com­mu­ni­ca­tion of lan­guage (radio, books, the­ater, au­dio­vi­sual, mul­ti­me­dia…), and in ques­tion­ing their func­tion ex­per­i­ment­ing with cre­ation that is spe­cific to each one. She col­lab­o­rates with artists from dif­fer­ent dis­ci­plines, i
  • Marseille, FR
  • ,
  • Renaud
  • Vercey
  • Artist-Performing
  • PACJAP
  • ISEA2002 Renaud Vercey (Marseille), multi-media operator.
  • Marseille, FR
  • ,
  • Jerome
  • Joy
  • Artist-Performing
  • PACJAP
  • ISEA2002 Jerome Joy (Nice), musician, researcher, university professor, lecturer.
  • Nice, FR
  • ,
  • Yuko
  • Nexus
  • Artist-Performing
  • PACJAP
  • ISEA2002 Yuko Nexus (Nagoya), computer specialist (Max-MSP specialist).
  • Nagoya, JP
  • ,
  • Itoken
  • Artist-Performing
  • PACJAP
  • ISEA2002 Itoken (Tokyo), musician, “Harpy” leader.
  • Tokyo, JP
  • ,
  • Suguru
  • Yamaguchi
  • Artist-Performing
  • PACJAP
  • ISEA2002 Suguru Yamaguchi (Tokyo), musician, internet operator.
  • Tokyo, JP
  • ,
  • Takashi
  • Kojima
  • Artist-Performing
  • PACJAP
  • ISEA2002 Takashi Kojima (Osaka), musician, internet operator, computer programmer.
  • Osaka, JP
  • ,
  • Tim
  • Cheung
  • Artist-Exhibiting and Filmmaker/Video Artist/Animator
  • Animation Artist and Computer Animation Artist
  • Hong Kong, CN
  • ,
  • Dwight
  • Frizzell
  • Artist-Performing
  • ISEA2002 Dwight Frizzell is a composer, sound designer, writer and new media artist who lives and works in Kansas City, Missouri. Frizzell has produced numerous radio and audio art works, including, among others, “Building the Earth”, “Postmodern Prometheus” (after Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein), “Out of Time”, “Bullfrog Devildog President” and “The Irish Wilderness”.
  • Kansas CIty, Missouri, US
  • ,
  • Tony
  • Allard
  • Artist-Performing, Artist-Exhibiting, and Presenter
  • Kansas City Art Institute and California State University
  • Artist
  • ISEA2015 Kristine Diekman & Tony Allard, California State University, San Marcos, California, USA ISEA2011 Tony Allardis a performance artist, writer, and teacher who works from a transmedia perspective. From 1989 to 1997 Allard taught at the Kansas City Art Institute, and in 1997 Allard moved to San Diego where he now teaches at California State University, San Marcos.Allard is currently working on a  speculative/hybrid media project, entitled 
mutate or die. This project will chro
  • San Diego, California, United States of America
  • -117.1628,32.7174
  • Tetsuro
  • Fukuhara
  • Artist-Performing
  • ISEA2002 Tetsuro Fukuhara: Space Dance choreographer. He have started a project called “Space Dance” with dance, architecture, information and design. “Digital Space Dance (Japanese Ministry of Trade)” in Shiroishi 1997. “Body of the Future” in Detroit, London, Rome, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Istanbul, Paris 1998-2002. “Space Dance” at MIT Media Laboratory. Boston 2000. “Space Dance at the United Nations, New York* 2001.
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  • Siegrun
  • Appelt
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2010 2010 Sehnsucht, 12. Architekturbiennale Venedig, IT, Ruhrlights: Twilight Zone, Ruhr.2010, Mülheim, DE; 2009 Glow, Eindhoven, NL; 2008 Updating Germany, 11. Architekturbiennale Venedig, IT; Ruhrlights, Mühlheim, DE; 2007 Lichttage, Winterthur, CH; 2006 116 kW, Kunsthalle Schirn, Frankfurt, DE; Lebt und arbeitet in Wien, Kunsthalle Wien, AT; 2005 288 kW, Kunsthaus Bregenz, AT; Lichtkunst aus Kunstlicht, ZKM Karlsruhe, DE; 2004 Moderato cantabile, Landesgalerie Linz, AT; 68.719.476.736
  • AT
  • ,
  • LAB[au]
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2002 Founded in 1995 LAB[au], laboratory for architecture and urbanism, links theoretical research LAB[a+u] to concrete works of conception and realizations LA.BAU. In this manner LAB[au] elaborates a ‘metadesign’ investigating the implications of new communication and computation technologies within spatio-temporal (space-time) structures as well as their forms of representation such as architecture and urbanism.
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  • W.
  • Christiawan
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2002 W. Christiawan is a new media artist, Was born in Bandung, Indonesia. Working in Drawing, xenography, installation, performance, web art and curatorship.
  • Bandung, ID
  • ,
  • C0C0S0L1DC1T1
  • Artist-Exhibiting
  • ISEA2002 C0C0S0L1DC1T1 commissioned sound, video and graphic artists to produce work that would be remixed by their counterparts in the other cities. The remixed videos, sounds and images/designs all comment on the idea that super-modern cities are moving. Moving in different ways that Anzhigram imagined in their architectural drawings of the 60’s but transitory nonetheless. The transient nature of those who inhabit urban centres means that the identities of cities are going to become more co
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  • Stanislav
  • Muller
  • Artist-Performing
  • ISEA2002 Stanislav Muller, Czech Republic, stanislavmuller.com
  • CZ
  • ,
  • Fernando
  • Garía
  • Dory
  • Presenter
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  • Radka
  • Mullerova
  • Artist-Performing
  • ISEA2002 Radka Mullerova, Czech Republic radkamullerova.net/biography
  • CZ
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  • David
  • d’Heilly
  • Presenter
  • Journalist
  • ISEA2010 David d’Heilly is working in the arts and journalism between Asia, Europe and the U.S. His writings have been published in eight languages, he has worked on numerous film and television productions and has curated and produced art exhibitions and festivals in Japan, The US, Sweden, and France.
  • US
  • ,
  • Akihiro
  • Kubota
  • Artist-Performing
  • Tama Art University
  • Department of Information Design
  • Associate Professor
  • ISEA2002 Akihiro Kubota is a designer artist in the age of digitalism, whose main interests include sound design/art, information/software/network/art, interface interaction design. He is now investigating the possibilities of the computer as a material (digital materialism). His main publications are “Kieyuku Computer” (Vanishing Computer, lwanami Shoten 1999), “Post-Techno(logy) Music” (Oomura Shoten 2001), and others. Currently he is working as an associate professor in the Department of I
  • JP
  • ,
  • Herald
  • Welzer
  • Presenter
  • University of Witten-Herdecke and Center for Interdisciplinary Memory Research
  • Sociologist
  • ISEA2010 Harald Welzer is a sociologist and social psychologist. He is head of the Center for Interdisciplinary Memory Research in Essen and research professor for social psychology at the University of Witten-Herdecke. He works on memory cultures and the psychology of the holocaust and violence.
  • DE
  • ,
  • Sachiyo
  • Takahashi
  • Artist-Performing
  • ISEA2002 Sachiyo Takahashi is an independant intermedia artist looking at the boundary of media. Played in three works by Jan Fabre including “Glowing Icons”. Created and performed “Aviation/Abbreviation”.
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  • Baerbel
  • Neubauer
  • Artist-Performing
  • ISEA2002 Baerbel Neubauer is an independant artist working in various visual media, including 35mm and 70rnm IMAX film and Quicktirne. Works include: commercials: FALTER-SPOT 7, and ABSOLUT NEUBAUER; 70mm animation: SKY.
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  • Sidney
  • Fels
  • Artist-Performing
  • Electrical and Computer Engineering Department
  • ISEA2002 Sidney Fels, Ph.D is an associate Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, UBC in Vancouver, Canada. Work includes: Glow-Talkll, larnascope, Forklift Ballet, and PlesioPhone. He has exhibited internationally including Ars Electronics Centre, the Millenium Dome, Petmbras VR Exhibition in Brazil.
  • CA
  • ,
  • Peter
  • Weibel
  • Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
  • Centre for Art and Media (ZKM)
  • Art Theorist, Artist, and Teacher
  • [1944-2023] ISEA2023 Peter Weibel (USSR/AT, 1944–2023) was a post-conceptual artist, curator, and new media theoretician. He started out in 1964 as a visual poet, then later moved from the page to the screen within the sense of post-structuralist methodology. His work includes virtual reality and other digital art forms. From 1999 he was the director of the ZKM Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe, Germany. [Source: Wikipedia] ISEA2022 Peter Weibel (Odessa, Ukraine, 1944) studied literature,
  • Unavailable
  • http://peter-weibel.at/
  • Martin
  • Kusch
  • Artist-Exhibiting, Presenter, and Workshop Organiser/Presenter
  • kondition pluriel and University of Applied Arts
  • Digital Arts
  • Media Artist
  • ISEA2015 Martin Kusch studied art history, philosophy and painting in Berlin, Germany, and media arts with Peter Weibel at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna, Austria, where he has also been teaching since 1997. Founder and artistic co-director of the Media performance group kondition pluriel, he is particularly interested in the transformation processes of the electronic media inside performative contexts, and on how digital technologies influence our perception of the body and space.
  • Canada
  • -105.75059585652,55.585901285197
  • http://konditionpluriel.org/
  • Marie-Claude
  • Poulin
  • Artist-Performing, Presenter, and Workshop Organiser/Presenter
  • kondition pluriel
  • Choreographer
  • ISEA2015 Marie-Claude Poulin is trained in dance and kinanthropology at the Université du Québec à Montréal, Canada, and holds an MA in Choreography at the Inter-University Center for  Dance in Berlin, Germany. Between 1985 and 2000, she has taught in the field of somatic education and has worked as a performer, notably with choreographers Benoît Lachambre and Meg Stuart. In 2000, she co-founded the digital performance group kondition pluriel. Her works have been presented at numerous festiva
  • Canada
  • -105.75059585652,55.585901285197
  • http://konditionpluriel.org/
  • Phil
  • Durrant
  • Artist-Performing
  • London College of Music & Media
  • ISEA2002 Phil Durrant, UK. Born 1957; software synth/sampler, live electronics and acoustic violin. Phil Durrant studied classical violin and piano at the London College Of Music. Since 1977 he has been a freelance musician, improviser and composer. He has performed at festivals all over Europe, U.S.A and Canada and has had his music broadcast on radio and television in many countries. [source: efi.group.shef.ac.uk/musician/mdurrant.html]
  • GB
  • ,
  • Rob
  • Filnt
  • Artist-Performing
  • ISEA2002 Rob Flint, UK weareprimary.org/people/rob-flint/
  • GB
  • ,
  • Lidia
  • Zielińska
  • Artist-Performing and Presenter
  • Academy of Music in Poznań
  • SMEAMuz Electroacoustic Music Studio
  • _Director
  • ISEA2011 Lidia Zielinska is a Polish composer, professor of composition and director of the SMEAMuz Electroacoustic Music Studio at the Academy of Music in Poznan, and professor of sound aesthetics at the Visual Arts Academy in Poznan, guest lecturer at summer courses in Poland, Belarussia, Canada, Chile, Croatia, France, Germany, Japan, Moldavia, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Switzerland and Sweden; 70 compositions published, numerous awards for orchestral music, multimedia, electroacoustic wo
  • Poland
  • 19.30063630556,52.124609907545
  • Sami
  • Abadi
  • Artist-Performing
  • ISEA2002 Sami Abadi, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1965 samiabadi.com.ar/bios.php
  • Buenos Aries, AR
  • ,
  • Turby
  • Schmidt
  • Artist-Performing
  • ISEA2002 Turby Schmidt, discogs.com/artist/1403734-Turby-Schmidt
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  • Koichi
  • Watanabe
  • Artist-Performing
  • ISEA2002 Seiji Nagai, Koji Kawai, Minoru Yonemoto & Koichi Watanabe, Japan  discogs.com/Seiji-Nagai-%CE%B1-Electronic-Noise-Improvisation-1999/release/661764
  • JP
  • ,
  • Minoru
  • Yonemoto
  • Artist-Performing
  • ISEA2002 Seiji Nagai, Koji Kawai, Minoru Yonemoto & Koichi Watanabe, Japan  discogs.com/Seiji-Nagai-%CE%B1-Electronic-Noise-Improvisation-1999/release/661764
  • JP
  • ,