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Hyunkyoung
Cho
Author and Presenter
Soongsil University
Department of Media Arts
KR
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Wahyu
Sulasmoro
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Pumpung
Wratmoko
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Gustaff
H.
Iskandar
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Charles
Kriel
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Nis
Rømer
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Jesper
Dyrehauge
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Marie
Markman
Presenter
ISEA2004
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HIIT University
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Nokia Team
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Susanna
Neiglick
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Niko
Pyrhönen
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Renita
Niemi
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Meri
Laitinen
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Iiris
Konttinen
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Markus
Ort
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Matteo
Pasquinelli
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Ugo
Vallauri
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Kate
Rich
Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
Bureau of Inverse Technology
ISEA2011 Kate Rich is co-founder of the Bureau of Inverse Technology (BIT), an international agency producing an array of critical information products including economic and ecologic indices, event-triggered webcam networks and animal operated emergency broadcast devices. The Bureau’s work has been exhibited internationally in academic, scientific and museum contexts. ISEA2004 Kate Rich is roving reporter and radio engineer with the
United Kingdom
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Marlon
Barrios
Solano
Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
ISEA2004
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Kristina
Andersen
Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
Maker and Researcher
ISEA2011 Kristina Andersen(NL/DK) is a maker and researcher based at STEIM in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. She works with electronics to create unusual objects and experiences as a part of her ongoing obsession with naïve electronics and magic. She works with materials and protocols through iterative processes and play, often with children as her main users and collaborators. She holds an MA in wearable computers from the Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen DK, an MSc in tangible objects in vir
Amsterdam, Netherlands the
4.9,52.378
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Kati
Aberg
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Anne
Walton
Artist-Exhibiting, Presenter, and Artist-Performing
ISEA2004 ISEA2002 Anne Walton is an Australian video/performance artist and writer, on and off line. She has been performing live works in shop windows since 1997, occupying empty shops or street front galleries in Adelaide, Sydney, Glasgow and Helsinki. She also makes videos for more conventional screening. Her approach is mostly improvisational with an emphasis on responding to a given time and place. In 1998-2000 she was awarded an Anne 8 Gordon Samstag International Visual Arts Scholar
AU
,
Cat
Hope
Artist-Exhibiting, Presenter, and Artist-Performing
Edith Cowan University, Perth, Australia
ISEA2013 Dr. Cat Hope, Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts, Edith Cowan University, Perth, Australia Cat Hope is a composer, sound artist, performer and academic. She is a classically trained flautist, self taught vocalist and experimental noise bass player with an active performance profile as a soloist and in music groups. She is the director of the internationally recognised music group Decibel and has toured internationally as a noise artist. Her installations have
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Jason
Davidson
Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
ISEA2004 Jason Davidson is from the Northern Territory, Australia. He works with new media believing that there are new opportunities it can bring to Aboriginal people and remote communities. Jason Davidson’s work focuses on health issues in relation to the Aboriginal community. “I have been developing my artistic skills in new media for the past six years. I believe there is an enormous amount of new possibilities followed by many great opportunities that new media can bring to Aboriginal
AU
,
Gediminas
Urbonas
Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
ISEA2004
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Nomeda
Urboniene
Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
ISEA2004
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Guan
Hong
Yeoh
Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
ISEA2004
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John
Tebbott
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Kirsi
Marja
Metsahuone
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Keith
Armstrong
Artist-Exhibiting, Presenter, and Workshop Organiser/Presenter
Queensland University of Technology
Senior Research Fellow
ISEA2022 Keith Armstrong is an experimental artist profoundly motivated by issues of social and ecological justice. His engaged, participative practices provoke audiences to comprehend, envisage and imagine collective pathways towards sustainable futures. He has specialised for over twenty-three years in collaborative, experimental practices with emphasis upon innovative performance forms, site-specific electronic arts, networked interactive installations, alternative interfaces, art-science co
Australia
134.48956260698,-25.734968491622
http://embodiedmedia.com/
David
Cranswick
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Mari
Velonaki
Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
University of New South Wales
College of Fine Arts
Associate Professor
ISEA2015 Prof. Mari Velonaki & Deborah Turnbull Tillman, New Media Curation, Creative Robotics Lab, National Institute for Experimental Arts, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia ISEA2011 Mari Velonaki is a media artist and researcher who has worked in the field of interactive installation art since 1995. Her practice engages the spectator/participant with digital and robotic “characters” in interplays stimulated by sensory triggered interface
Sydney, Australia
151.21,-33.868
Yew
Sun
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Louise
Wright
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Anna
Hill
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Lin
Yew
Cheang
Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
ISEA2004
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Madoka
Takashiro
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Sang
Wook Nam
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Alejandro
Azizmendi
Presenter
ISEA2004
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R.E.
Hartonto
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Serafina
Maioraino
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Dooeun
Choi
International Programme Committee (IPC), Presenter, and Art, Electronic Theater, or Performance Jury
Parsons the New School for Design
Visiting Professor
ISEA2016 DooEun Choi is an independent curator and art consultant based in New York. She is presently a visiting faculty member in the department of Art, Media and Technology at Parsons the New School for Design, with a background in art history, criticism and new media art. She has been a curator and creative director at the Art Center Nabi, one of the premier media art spaces in Seoul, South Korea, and a central institution in the international digital arts and culture scene, since its foundi
New York, New York, United States of America
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Doyun
Lee
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Dave
Marsden
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Saki
Mafundikwa
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Fatou
Kandé
Senghor
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Fannuel
Wallah
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Danda
Jaroljmek
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Hendrik
Kloninger
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Anne
Roquigny
Presenter
Curator
ISEA2016 Anne Roquigny is a French independent media art curator specialized in hybrid digital projects related to networks, the internet, sound, visual arts and women empowerment. She is the creator of the Webjays project wj-s.org an innovative public display for curating and exhibiting online projects. One of her last creations is Bbot a connected sculpture that diffracts online artworks on walls. This pervasive device blends physical and virtual spaces in a unique way. Her performances, show
France, French Republic
1.69833,50.56056
Angela
Plohman
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Cleo
Song
Collaborators & Contributors
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Mitch
Martinez
Collaborators & Contributors
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Kajsa
Thelin
Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
ISEA2004
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Ola
Stahl
Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
ISEA2004
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Carl
Lindh
Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
ISEA2004
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Yanfeng
Chen
Author and Presenter
Synaesthetic Media Lab and Georgia Institute of Technology
Digital Media Program
US
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Ayoka
Chenzira
Author, Presenter, and Artist-Exhibiting
Synaesthetic Media Lab and Georgia Institute of Technology
Digital Media Program
United States of America
-97.922211212118,39.381266130568
Haris
Rizopoulos
Author and Presenter
National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
New Technologies Laboratory
Faculty of Communication and Media Studies
GR
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Harriet
Mitrakou
Author and Presenter
National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
New Technologies Laboratory
Faculty of Communication and Media Studies
GR
,
Yuh-Shihing
Chang
Author and Presenter
Shih-Hsin University
TW
,
Pai-Ling
Chang
Author and Presenter
Shih-Hsin University
TW
,
Karen
Cham
Author and Presenter
Kingston University
School of Communication Design
Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture
GB
,
Jong Soo
Choi
Author and Presenter
Chung-ang University
Graduate School of Advanced Imaging
ISEA2015 Image & Information Lab, Chung-ang University, Seoul, South Korea
Seoul, Korea
127,37.58333
Byoung Chul
Kim
Author and Presenter
Chung-ang University
Graduate School of Advanced Imaging
KR
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Dmitry
Bulatov
Author and Presenter
National Centre for Contemporary Arts (Kaliningrad branch)
Senior Curator
RU
,
Roberta
Buiani
Author, Presenter, and International Programme Committee (IPC)
ArtSci Salon and University of Toronto (U of T)
Artistic Director and Assistant Professor
ISEA2022 Roberta Buiani, Ph.D. Buiani has received degrees in Modern Literature (Italy), Art History (Canada), and Communication and Culture (Canada) and teaches at York University and the University of Toronto, Canada. She is the co-founder of the ArtSci Salon at the Fields Institute for Research in Mathematical Sciences (Toronto) and is co-organizer of LASER Toronto. Her creative practice and teaching navigate the intersection of art and science. ISEA2020 Roberta Buiani is an interdisciplin
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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http://atomarborea.net/
Thomas
Nicolai
Author and Presenter
University of St. Gallen
Institute for Media and Communication Management
CH
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Lars
Kirchhoff
Author and Presenter
University of St. Gallen
Institute for Media and Communication Management
CH
,
Tim
Highfield
Author and Presenter
Creative Industries and Queensland University of Technology
Faculty Member
AU
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Barry
Saunders
Author and Presenter
Creative Industries and Queensland University of Technology
Faculty Member
AU
,
Jason
Wilson
Author and Presenter
Creative Industries and Queensland University of Technology
Faculty Member
AU
,
Michael
Brodsky
Author and Presenter
Loyola Marymount University
_Professor
ISAE2010 Michael Brodsky is currently a Professor of Art and Art History and Senior Faculty in Multimedia at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, California. His work has addressed the transmission of text, image, data, and self in this current age of globalization and instant digital communication.
Los Angeles, California, US
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Teresa
Leung
Author and Presenter
Centre for Digital Design and University of Technology
Design Architecture and Building
AU
,
Chris
Bowman
Author, Presenter, and Moderator
Creativity and Cognition Studios (CCS), Centre for Digital Design, and University of Technology
Design Architecture and Building
Artist, _Director, and Moderator
ISEA2013 Chris Bowman, UK, is a designer, artist, writer, director and teacher who works with animation, film, and convergent media display systems. He graduated in Film and Animation from Liverpool School of Art + Design (Liverpool John Moore’s University, 1980) and completed his MA in Film and Television at the Royal College of Art (1984). Chris has directed and produced award winning animated and experimental art films and he regularly exhibits his screen media work in Australia. In additi
Australia
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Pattie
Maes
Author and Presenter
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
_Professor
ISEA2008 Pattie Maes is a professor in MIT's Program in Media Arts and Sciences. TISEA1992 Patti Maes (Belgium/USA), MIT MediaLab, USA.
Belgium
4.633575,50.438696
David
Bouchard
Author and Presenter
Ryerson University
Assistant Professor
ISEA2014 David Bouchard, Ryerson University, CA, is an omnivorous New Media artist, technologist and educator. His work explores the expressive potential of computation, both in software and hardware forms. His research interests include generative art, data visualization, interactive and responsive environments, digital fabrication, display technology for public spaces, electronic music interfaces and wireless sensor networks, to name a few. He is currently an Assistant Professor of New Media
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
-79.3849,43.6529
Lisa
Bode
Author and Presenter
University of Queensland
Art History and Media Studies
AU
,
Tracey
Meziane
Benson
Author, Presenter, and Artist-Exhibiting
University of Canberra
Faculty of Art and Design and Institute of Applied Ecology
Academic and Associate Researcher
ISEA2018 Tracey Benson is an artist, social scientist and researcher based in Canberra, Australia. She focuses on issues related to wellbeing, sustainability behaviour change, energy futures and water. She explores a range of media including open data, augmented and virtual reality, often collaborating with cultural owners and scientists. Tracey is also a part-time academic at the Faculty of Art and Design and a Professional Associate of the Institute of Applied Ecology at University of Canberr
Canberra, Australia
149.1289,-35.2819
Viktor
Bedö
Author, Presenter, and Workshop Organiser/Presenter
University of Applied Sciences and Arts Nortwestern Switzerland
Reseacher
ISEA2020 Viktor Bedö’s research focuses on inventive methodologies of understanding interactions between people, technologies and the built environment in cities and speculating about convivial urban futures. Building on his background in philosophy of embodied knowledge and urban mapping, Viktor developed a research through design practice in which prototyping, ‘making’ and play are means of probing conceptual and design-related matters. He operates at the intersection of design theory, critic
Basil, Switzerland, Swiss Confederation
7.59111,47.55056
https://viktorbedo.com/
Zorah
Mari
Bauer
Author and Presenter
AT
,
http://www.zorah-mari-bauer.de/WEB_END_GB/
Helio
Galvão
Ciffoni
Author and Presenter
BR
,
Michelle
Aguiar
Author and Presenter
BR
,
Denise
Bandeira
Author and Presenter
BR
,
Merilyn
Fairskye
Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
Sydney College of the Arts
ISEA2004 Merlyn Fairskye is a cross-media artist based in Sydney, Australia. She teaches at Sydney College of the Arts. Connected has been exhibited in various forms in France, Australia, The Netherlands, Germany, Yugoslavia and has been widely reviewed in the Australian and foreign media.
Sydney, AU
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Kim
Stringfellow
Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
ISEA2004 Kim Stringfellow is an artist and educator residing in San Diego, California. Her work addresses ecological, societal and historical issues related to land use and the built environment through hybrid documentary forms involving digital media, photography and installation.
San Diego, California, US
,
http://kimstringfellow.com/
Tina
Clausmeyer
Presenter
ISEA2004
NL
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Samina
Mishra
Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
ISEA2004
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Niki
Gomez
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Andrew
Chetty
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Bhagwati
Prasad
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Mrityunjoy
Chatterjee
Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
ISEA2009 Mrityunjay Chatterjee presently works as an independent artist. He has worked with Delhi based new media programme Sarai for last nine years. He also has worked with Cybermohalla project as design pedagogue since the project was started and also produced publication for Cybermohalla. He has also edited and designed magazines in collaboration with Kolkata based organisation Khetro. His design and art works have gone to various international exhibitions and platforms. As an independent a
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Valentin
Lacambre
Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
ISEA2004
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Aris
Papathéodorou
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Sabine
Fabo
Presenter
ISEA2011 Sabine Fabo studied History of Art, Media Theory and English Literature in Duisburg, Essen and Siegen, Germany. Her Ph.D thesis was on the interdisciplinary and medial relations between James Joyce and Joseph Beuys. In 1991 she was engaged as freelance collaborator at the Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen in Dusseldorf. In 1991-1997 she was Academic Assistant in the field of Media Culture at the Academy of Media Arts Cologne. In 1998 , sh
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Raitis
Smits
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Magda
Wesolokowska
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Tom
Donaldson
Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
ISEA2004
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Kenny
Goldsmith
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Camille
Utterback
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Nina
Katchadourian
Presenter
ISEA2004
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David
Hall
Author and Presenter
Penn State
Center for Network-centric Cognition and Information Fusion
_Director and Professor of Information Sciences and Technology
US
,
Brian
Panulla
Author and Presenter
Penn State
College of Information Sciences and Technology
US
,
S. Lee
Hong
Author and Presenter
Louisiana State University
Department of Kinesiology
US
,
Mark
Ballora
Author, Presenter, and Workshop Organiser/Presenter
Penn State
School of Music and Department of Integrative Arts
ISEA 2008 Mark Edward Ballora (USA) 1962-2019. He held a bachelor’s degree in Theatre Arts from UCLA, two master’s degrees in Music Technology and Composition from NYU’s Department of Music and a Ph.D. in Music Technology from McGill University in Montreal. He joined the Pennsylvania State University faculty in 2000. He was a dynamic professor of music technology in the Penn State School of Music, affiliate faculty in the School of Theatre, and newly appointed director of the Arts & Design
US
,
Martin
Turner
Author and Presenter
University of Manchester
GB
,
Simon
Buckingham-Shum
Author and Presenter
Open University
GB
,
Helen
Bailey
Author and Presenter
University of Bedfordshire
GB
,
Eduardo
Condorcet
Author and Presenter
Cambridge University and CITAR/EA-UCP
Associate Researcher
Porto, PT
,
Jaanis
Garanchs
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Wilfried
Agricola de Cologne
Author, Presenter, and Artist-Exhibiting
DE
,
http://www.agricola-de.cologne/
Pall
Thayer
Presenter
SUNY Purchase College
ISEA2010 Pall Thayer is an Icelandic artist who has been active in the electronic and digital arts for over 10 years. He studied visual arts at the Icelandic Academy of the Arts and Concordia University in Montreal, Canada. He is currently employed at SUNY Purchase College in New York, USA. ISEA2004 Pall Thayer, Artist.
Harrison, New York, United States of America
-73.7126,40.969
http://pallthayer.dyndns.org/
Andrea
Ackerman
Author and Presenter
ISEA 2008 Independent artist, theorist, psychiatrist.
US
,
http://www.andreaackerman.com/
Marisa
Olson
Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
ISEA2015 Marisa Olson’s interdisciplinary work has been exhibited at the Venice Biennale, Centre Pompidou, Tate(s) Modern + Liverpool, the Nam June Paik Art Center, British Film Institute, Sundance Film Festival, and Performa Biennial. Her work has been commissioned and collected by the Whitney Museum, Museum of Modern Art, the Houston Center for Photography, the Experimental Television Center, and PS122, and has been reviewed in Artforum, Frieze, the New York Times, Liberation, the Guardia
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Lawrence
Lessig
Presenter
Stanford Law School
Professor of Law
ISEA 2008 Lawrence Lessig is a Professor of Law at Stanford Law School and founder of the school’s Center for Internet and Society. Prior to joining the Stanford faculty, he was the Berkman Professor of Law at Harvard Law School, and a Professor at the University of Chicago. He clerked for Judge Richard Posner on the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals and Justice Antonin Scalia on the United States Supreme Court. For much of his career, Professor Lessig focused on law and technology, especially as it
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Sam
Furukawa
Presenter
Keio University
ISEA 2008 Susumu ‘Sam’ Furukawa was born in Tokyo, Japan, in 1954. He studied at the Faculty of Human Studies, Wako University, but left to join Ascii Media Works Inc. in 1979, to build their publishing and software development business. He served as director for four years prior to retirement in 1986. In 1986, Mr. Furukawa established Japan Microsoft Corporation. He has served in numerous positions at Microsoft Japan, including President in 1991, CEO and Director of Far Eastern Development Dep
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Ken
Mogi
Presenter
Sony Computer Science Laboratories and Tokyo Institute of Technology
ISEA 2008 Ken Mogi is a senior researcher at Sony Computer Science Laboratories, and a visiting professor at the Tokyo Institute of Technology. He got his Ph.D in Physics from University of Tokyo in 1992. Since then, he has been conducting research on brain function in Riken (The Institute of Physical and Chemical Research) in Japan, and the University of Cambridge in U.K. He has been the conceptor of the Qualia movement in Sony Corporation. He currently hosts a T.V. program (The Professionals)
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Tien Wei
Woon
Author, International Programme Committee (IPC), and Presenter
P-10 curatorial team, Singapore
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Fumiko
Sumitomo
International Programme Committee (IPC)
Arts Initiative Tokyo
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Renata
Sukaityte
International Programme Committee (IPC) and Presenter
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Yoshitaka
Mouri
International Programme Committee (IPC)
Tokyo National University of Fine Arts & Music
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Christina
McPhee
Artist-Exhibiting and International Programme Committee (IPC)
University of California at Santa Cruz
ISEA2009 Christina McPhee interprets the remote landscape in multimedia streams. She creates topologic site explorations in layered suites involving on-site photographs, video, drawing, and environmental sound. Forthcoming in 2009 are Tesserae of Venus, a science fiction multimedia series on carbonsaturated energy landscapes, opens at Silverman Gallery, San Francisco, in late October 2009; Pharmakon LIbrary Folio 2 is in preparation for New York Art Book Fair at PS1 in 2009. Her films have sc
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http://christinamcphee.net/
Isaac
Kerlow
International Programme Committee (IPC)
Nanyang Technological University
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Kathy
High
International Programme Committee (IPC) and Presenter
Artist and _Professor
ISEA2020 Kathy High (USA) is an interdisciplinary artist / educator who collaborates with scientists, and considers living systems, animal sentience, and the ethical dilemmas of biotechnology and medical industries. She produces photographs, films, culpture and installations posing queer and feminist questions into areas of bio-science that shave been exhibited across the Americas, Europe, Asia, Australia. High is Head and Professor of Video and New Media in the Department of the Arts at Rensse
United States of America
-97.922211212118,39.381266130568
Genco
Gulan
International Programme Committee (IPC)
Istanbul Museum of Contemporary Art
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Charlie
Gere
International Programme Committee (IPC)
University of Lancaster
Lancaster, Lancashire, United Kingdom
-2.799035,54.048407
Venzha
Christiawan
International Programme Committee (IPC), Presenter, Artist-Performing, and Art, Electronic Theater, or Performance Jury
House of Natural Fiber
ISEA2011 Venzha Christ (1975), male, Indonesia, 1996 graduated from interior design faculty (BA), Indonesia Institute of the Arts (ISI). Focus on new media art since 1999, and built HONF, yogyakarta new media art laboratory’ that has produced and organized lots of projects such as public art installations, media performances, media art festivals, technology research, videowork festival, workshops, discussions, DIY gatherings, electronic and media cultur
Indonesia
116.348,-2.352
Adrian
David
Cheok
International Programme Committee (IPC), Presenter, and Collaborators & Contributors
National University of Singapore and Keio University
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Samirah
Alkassim
International Programme Committee (IPC) and Artist-Performing
ISEA2015 Samirah Alkassim is an independent documentary filmmaker and film educator with many years experience living and working in the Middle East. She has over 12 years experience teaching film production and studies in Singapore, Cairo, Jordan, and the San Francisco Bay Area. Formerly head of the film program at the American University in Cairo. Some of her published articles include “Cracking the Monolith: Film and Video Art in Egypt” (New Cinemas: Journal of Contemporary Film, April 200
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Tania
Aedo
Arankowsky
International Programme Committee (IPC) and Presenter
Laboratorio Arte Alameda
_Director
ISEA2010 Tania Aedo is currently the director of Laboratorio Arte Alameda. She has been active in the field of art and technology over the last fifteen years. She worked at the Multimedia Center from its opening in 1993 and directed the Center from 2005 to 2007. As part of her art practice she has developed several three-dimensional interactive simulations, as well as various multi user environments on the Internet, exploring the idea of construction and transformation of subjectivity.
Mexico
-102.53286744813,23.950464231091
Lui
Tuck
Yew
Presenter
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Rob
Riddle
Artist-Performing
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Veronica
Ramirez
Artist-Performing
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Rita
Hunjun
Artist-Performing
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Michael
Araya
Artist-Performing
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Chris
Head
Artist-Performing
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John
Bruneau
Artist-Performing
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Steve
Dude
Artist-Performing
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Rick
Walker
Artist-Performing
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Matt
Davignon
Artist-Performing
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Erin
Moore
Workshop Organiser/Presenter
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Amy
Franceschini
Workshop Organiser/Presenter
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Gökhan
Mura
Presenter
ISEA2004 Gökhan Mura has a recently received his MA degree from the Department of Visual Communication Design at Istanbul Bilgi University, where he was awarded with full scholarship. He has a background in Industrial Design.(Middle East Technical University). He has studied on the transformation of fashion from early modernism to wearable technologies with its relations with visualization and communication technologies. He is interested in the relation of design and technology and the transf
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Olle
Karlsson
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Ola
Pehrson
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Frauke
Behrendt
Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
ISEA2004
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Adriana
de Souza e Silva
Presenter
UCLA
Senior Researcher
ISEA2004 Adriana de Souza e Silva is a Senior Researcher at the Graduate School of Education and Information Studies (GSE&IS / CRESST) at UCLA. She holds a Ph.D on Communications and Culture at the School of Communications in the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Adriana’s research focuses on how communication interfaces change our relationship to space and create new social environments.
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Andrew
Morrison
Presenter
InterMedia and University of Oslo
Associate Professor
ISEA2004 Andrew Morrison is an Associate Professor at InterMedia, an interdisciplinary research centre at the University of Oslo. He works with dance and digital media, mediating research online, and multimodal discourse and performativity.
Oslo, NO
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Ben
Russel
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Chris
Heathcote
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Troels
Degn Johansson
Presenter
IT-University of Copenhagen and ITU Center for Computer Games Research Copenhagen
Digital Aesthetics and Communications
Assistant Professor
ISEA2004 Troels Degn Johansson is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Digital Aesthetics and Communications, IT-University of Copenhagen (ITU), and Head of Studies of the ITU’s Masters program in Design, Communication, and Media. Additionally, he is a co-founder of the newly opened ITU Center for Computer Games Research Copenhagen (game.itu.dk). His main research interests are aesthetics and representation with special reference to virtual environments in e.g. games, MUDs, visualizati
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Martin
Howse
Presenter
Artist, Programmer, and Theorist
ISEA2010 Martin Howse is an artist/programmer and theorist, born in 1969 in the UK; educated at Goldsmiths College Fine Art London 1989 and based in Berlin. Martin Howse has exhibited, performed and collaborated worldwide using custom, open software and hardware modules for data/code processing and generation. ISEA2004 Martin Howse is artist, programmer, theorist and film-maker. He founded app in 1998. He has performed and collaborated worldwide using custom software and hardware module
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Jonathan
Kemp
Presenter
ISEA2004 Jonathan Kemp collaborated across various fields in art, theory, design, and science exhibited and performed in UK, USA, and Europe open source and sci-art residencies (Germany and Spain collectivised actions and exhibitions (UK and Spain).
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Timothy
Jaeger
Artist-Performing and Presenter
ISEA2004
United States of America
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Michael
Mikina
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Manuel
Bonik
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Matto
Carlos
Troncoso
Artist-Exhibiting
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Laurie
Haycock
Makela
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Susan
Turner
Artist-Exhibiting
ISEA2002 Susan Turner works in video and photo-based media and deals with issues of memory, language, and personal identity. Her work has been exhibited both nationally and internationally. Turner has received Canada Council and Manitoba Arts Council support for her work and has been awarded several residencies at the Banff Centre for the Arts. Alien Hand received a jury Award at the 2002 Yorkton Short Film and Video Festival (Canada).
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Ronald
Jones
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Gerald
Straub
Presenter
ISEA2004
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Francis
Theberce
Artist-Exhibiting
ISEA2002 Design student at the University of Quebec at Montreal (UQAM, Quebec, Canada). Young experimental artist in the fields of electronic arts & new media since 1997. Born in Montreal in 1978, live, study, work, creates there today. Works a lot with independent musical artists in Montreal.
CA
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Eri
Suzuki
Artist-Exhibiting
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Sumugan
Sivanesan
Artist-Exhibiting
ISEA2002 Sumugan Sivanesan lives in Sydney, Australia where he tinkers around with sound and video. He is fascinated with all things concerning pop, noise, and its relation to image, space and sequence. He has produced, designed and directed pop clips, experimental videos, and music that occasionally slips into the wider world.
Sydney, AU
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Nao
Sakunata
Artist-Exhibiting
ISEA2002 Nao Sakunaka. Graduation from Aichi Prefectural University of Fine Arts & Music (Japan) design department, media classroom.
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Semi
Ryu
Artist-Exhibiting, Author, Presenter, and Workshop Organiser/Presenter
Carnegie Mellon University, Virginia Commonwealth University, and Korean National University of Arts
School of the Arts
Associate Professor
ISEA2019 Semi Ryu is a tenured associate professor in the Department of Kinetic Imaging, VCU Arts (Virginia Commonwealth University, USA), and a joint appointed associate professor in the Department of Internal Medicine, VCU School of Medicine. Ryu earned a BFA from the Korean National University of Arts, MFA from Carnegie Mellon University and is finishing up her PhD in Doctoral program of Information and Knowledge Society, UOC, Barcelona. Since 2002, Ryu has been working on virtual puppetry
Richmond, United States of America
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Irena
Paskali
Artist-Exhibiting
ISEA2002 Irena Paskali, Skopje, Macedonia paskali-i.de
Cologne, DE
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Takafumi
Ohira
Artist-Exhibiting
Nagoya Zokei Art and Design Univer
ISEA2002 Takafumi Ohira 1980 January 18, Born in Yokkaichi, Japan 2001 May, Exhibition “Transit” in the port of Nagoya, Japan 2002 January, Graduation production exhibition of Nagoya Zokei Art and Design University 2002 January, Exhibition “ZONE CELECT no.1” in the zone GALLERY, Japan 2002 March, Graduation from Nagoya Zokei Art and Design University 2002 June, Exhibition “art books art goods zone cafe” in the zone GALLERY, Japan
Yokkaichi, JP
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Hannes
Strobel
Artist-Exhibiting
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Sam
Auinger
Artist-Exhibiting
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Claudette
Lemay
Artist-Exhibiting
Perte de Signal
ISEA2002 Claudette Lemay, member of Perte de Signal, received a BFA in literature and film with a certificate in journalism from Universite Laval de Quebec. In 2000, Lemay also obtained a BFA at Universite du Quebec B Montreal. In her installational works and single channel videos, transformed images of the body and the presence of voice help create an intimate and poetic universe. Her videos have appeared in International Media Art Festival Offline@online, (Pärnu, Estonia), Impakt (Utrecht,
Montreal, Quebec, CA
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Isabelle
Hayeur
Artist-Exhibiting
ISEA2002 Isabelle Hayeur is a Montreal-based artist born in 1969 working primarily in digital photography and video. Her works questions the impact of western development models on environment and invites us to think about the states of the landscape and the numerous mutations (real or simulated) it can undergo through technology. She has shown her video at numerous festivals and video presentations including Vid6oformes (France), Le Festival d’Estavar-Lllvia (France), Transrnediale (Germany)
Montreal, Quebec, CA
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Schawn
Jasmann
Artist-Exhibiting
Carleton University School of Architecture
Subterranean Digital Laboratory
Lecturer and Principal director
ISEA2002 Schawn Jasmann is a prolific digital architect designer and teacher. Professional credits include design and art direction for the architectural, advertising, film, video and the gaming industries. A graduate of Carleton University School of Architecture, he has been working for 11 years in the fields of architectural design, corporate design, cinematic visualization, and film and video design. His work has received the Art of CAD prize by Canadian Architect magazine, and has been pu
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Marie-France
Giraudon
Artist-Exhibiting
ISEA2002 Marie-France Giraudon is a multi-disciplinary artist, originally from France. She lives and works in Montreal where she is currently completing her Masters Degree in Visual Art at the Universitdu Quebec Montreal. She has participated in numerous national and international events, and her artistic process explores the relationship between photography, video and installation. She began collaborating with Emmanuel Avenel in 1985.
Montreal, Quebec, CA
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Emmanuel
Avenel
Artist-Exhibiting
ISEA2002 Born in Dieppe, France, in 1962, Emmanuel Avenel has resided in Montreal since 1987. Nature, the main theme represented in his work, is considered not only from the point of view of the artist but also that of an ecologist. Since 1981, Avenel has walked and travelled through France and Europe, Labrador, Newfoundland, Quebec and Canada. By means of hiking trails, the artist brings himself closer to the landscape, and demonstrates his effectiveness with both photo and video cameras. In
Dieppe, FR
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Alistair
Gentry
Artist-Exhibiting
ISEA2002 Alistair Gentry is a writer and artist whose work includes the novels. Their Heads Are Anonymous (1997) and Monkey Boys (1999), stage and radio plays, stones in printed and electronic form, readings, performances, installations and audio. He has been artist in residence at several UK galleries.
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Matthew
Riley
Artist-Exhibiting and Presenter
Ovid Media and RMIT University
Lecturer
ISEA2016 Matthew Riley is a lecturer in animation, games and interactivity at RMIT University, Melbourne (AU) and doctoral researcher at Swinburne University who has received international and national recognition for his practice. He has exhibited at venues including the Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Monash University Museum of Art, The Centre for Contemporary Photography and Field 36 Gallery, featuring in publications including HOW Magazine (New York), IdN Magazine (Hong Kong), The
Melbourne, Australia
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Jason
Frank
Artist-Exhibiting
Ovid Media
ISEA2002 Ovid Media is Jason Frank & Matthew Riley. Ovid Media has been working in the medium of digital video for seven years; recently exploring the emerging arena of broadband streaming and live performance based manipulation of video. Through this new medium of live manipulation Ovid Media has been able to completely circumvent the limitations of linear video in the live performance environment. Currently, by working with electronic musicians, we have been able to create multimedia pr
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Julie-Christine
Fortier
Artist-Exhibiting
ISEA2002 Julie-Christine Fortier. Born in 1973 in Sherbrooke, Quebec (Canada). Lives and works in Rennes (France) and Montreal (Canada). Julie-C. Fortier received a MFA at the University of Quebec in Montreal in 2000. She films short performances in which she subjects her face to particular constraints. She thus build a repertoire of performance pieces, which may then reenacted by way of installations or public performances. Since 1998, she exposes and her video works has been presented in nu
Montreal, CA
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Alain
Escale
Artist-Exhibiting
ISEA2002 Born in 1967 in the south of France, studied Applied Arts in Nimes and Cinema, and video in Toulouse from 1983 to 1989. Director and digital creator since 1991, he develops a visual and graphic style using moving pictures and new technologies with care such as Inferno* (Discreet logic) or at the beginning Henry & Harry (Quantel). Following his first film, “D’apres le naufrage (From the shipwreck)”, and following many trips to Japan, he is completing his project in connection with
FR
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Barbara
Doser
Artist-Exhibiting
ISEA2002 Barbara Doser, 1961 born in Innsbruck, lives and works in Vienna, Austria. Studied art history at the University of Innsbruck, doctorate in 1989. Since 1993 free lance artist. Artistic domain: video feedback – processed in experimental and documentary videos, video/media installations and paintings (video stills). Exhibitions/events in Austria and abroad, numerous videos presented in more than 17 countries, represented at several international festivals for film, video and new media.
Vienna, AT
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Jose
Carlos
Casado
Artist-Exhibiting
ISEA2002 J. Carlos Casado is a multimedia artist from Spain currently working in New York. Casado uses technologies to create Installations that involve video, 3D animation and interactivity. He’s shown his work in several solo and group shows in Spain, Canada, Croatia, Finland, Britain, Italy, Ukraine and USA. He’s won several prices and recognitions for his work. To name a few: Grant from Picasso Foundation, Scholarship from LaCaixa Foundation, and the Leonardo Excellence Award, from MIT. H
New York, US
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Koichi
Nishi
Artist-Exhibiting
ISEA2002 Hitoshi Akayama, Katsuyuki Kamei & Koichi Nishi, SIGGRAPH 2001 Electronic Theater, Media Arts Festival, Agency for Cultural Affairs 2000(4th) Excellence Prize, Skip Creative Human Grand Prix 2000 Top Prize, Canon Digital Creators Contest 2000 Excellence Prize.
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Katsuyuki
Kamei
Artist-Exhibiting
ISEA2002 Hitoshi Akayama, Katsuyuki Kamei & Koichi Nishi, SIGGRAPH 2001 Electronic Theater, Media Arts Festival, Agency for Cultural Affairs 2000(4th) Excellence Prize, Skip Creative Human Grand Prix 2000 Top Prize, Canon Digital Creators Contest 2000 Excellence Prize.
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Hitoshi
Akayama
Artist-Exhibiting
ISEA2002 Hitoshi Akayama, Katsuyuki Kamei & Koichi Nishi, SIGGRAPH 2001 Electronic Theater, Media Arts Festival, Agency for Cultural Affairs 2000(4th) Excellence Prize, Skip Creative Human Grand Prix 2000 Top Prize, Canon Digital Creators Contest 2000 Excellence Prize.
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Teruyasu
Okumura
Artist-Exhibiting
softpad
ISEA2002 Softpad is a unit of Takuya Minami, Tomohiro Ueshiba and Teruyasu Okumura. They got their start doing live performance in Kyoto in 1999. The three maintain their extremely flexible stance with artistic activities in a variety of genres such as graphic design, web design, video, etc.
Kyoto, JP
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Tomohiro
Ueshiba
Artist-Exhibiting
softpad
ISEA2002 Softpad is a unit of Takuya Minami, Tomohiro Ueshiba and Teruyasu Okumura. They got their start doing live performance in Kyoto in 1999. The three maintain their extremely flexible stance with artistic activities in a variety of genres such as graphic design, web design, video, etc.
Kyoto, JP
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Takuya
Minami
Artist-Exhibiting
softpad
ISEA2002 Softpad is a unit of Takuya Minami, Tomohiro Ueshiba and Teruyasu Okumura. They got their start doing live performance in Kyoto in 1999. The three maintain their extremely flexible stance with artistic activities in a variety of genres such as graphic design, web design, video, etc.
Kyoto, JP
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Toru
Yamanaka
Artist-Exhibiting
Dumb Type
Producer
ISEA2002 Toru Yamanaka, music composer. Born in Osaka, Japan. As a music composer, producer, club DJ and organizer Yamanaka creates his worb with various artists around the world.From 1984 till 2000 he joined the Japanese performance group Dumb Type as a music composer and sound designer.Now he is doing live performances all over the world, creating Art with a strong relationship to the ever moving society.
Osaka, JP
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Keigo
Yamamoto
Artist-Exhibiting
ISEA2002 Keigo Yamamoto Born 1936 in, Japan. I had engaged in video media since 1968. In 1971, I started to produce video installations which the audiences themselves can join and besides to study “the relationship between Communication and art”. My work, a video game to be applied to satellites, was exhibited in The 13th Sao Paulo Biennale in 1975. In 1977 The DOCUMENTA 9 1977, I displayed his “Renga (Linked Picture) Series” in the exhibition “Encounter Between Japanese Paper and Electronic
JP
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Masaki
Yamabe
Artist-Exhibiting
Institute of Advanced Media Arts and Sciences (IAMAS)
ISEA2002 Masaki Yamabe, was born in 1977 in Tokyo. Graduated from Hosei University (Tokyo), Department of Electronic Informatics, 2001. Studying at Institute of Advanced Media Arts and Sciences (IAMAS) from 2001. Studying computerized graphic design. I produce art pieces on the theme of Design and Algorithm recently.
Tokyo, Japan
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Nanette
Wylde
Artist-Exhibiting
California State University
Electronic Arts
ISEA2002 Nanette Wylde is a mixed-media and multi-media artist who defines herself as a cultural worker. Recent exhibitions include “15th Stuttgart Filmwinter: Festival of Expanded Media” in Stuttgart, Germany; Electronic Literature Orqanization’s “State of the Art Symposium” in Los Anqeles; SIGGRAPH 2002 in San Antonio, Texas; “Lasers in the jungle: Humans and Technology” at the University of the Pacific, Stockton, CA; “New Media Connections” at The TECH Museum of Innovation, San Jos, CA; an
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Peter
Williams
Artist-Exhibiting, Author, Presenter, and Filmmaker/Video Artist/Animator
California State University
Associate Professor
ISEA2016 Peter Williams is a hybrid media artist originally from Canada. Specializing in generative and interactive art, he makes tactically unstable works that meet, avert and translate the gaze. Media are elastic and chimerical, more and more resembling us. Through his art, Williams struggles with this ever-deepening recursion. He is an associate professor of new media art at California State University Sacramento. Wong and Williams have exhibited their works internationally at such events a
United States of America
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Sala
Wong
Artist-Exhibiting, Author, Presenter, and Filmmaker/Video Artist/Animator
Indiana State University
Associate Professor
ISEA2016 Sala Wong is a new media artist who works between physical and virtual spaces. Her urban interventions explore cultural intersections and issues of diversity. Using large-scale projection, motion graphics, and interactivity, her art illuminates the reciprocity of spaces and everyday life. She is an associate professor of digital art at Indiana State University. ISEA2002 Sala Wong received her foundation in art and design at The Hong Kong Polytechnics University. She earned her Bachel
United States of America
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Raimo
Uunila
Artist-Exhibiting
_Director
ISEA2002 Raimo Uunila, director, editor, photographer; born in Raahe 1965, lives and works in Porvoo, Finland. He studied in Lahti Institute of Design 1986-1990 and in multimedia courses in San Francisco 1991 and he took AVID-course in 1998. He has operated widely as a director, video photographer and editor. He has participated in several video and &-productions and directed and produced his own films. He also lectures in colleges and schools on video and film technique. Uunila’s work ha
Porvoo, FI
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Shinji
Sasada
Artist-Exhibiting
ISEA2002 Shinji Sasada (program) Graduated from japan Electronics College in Tokyo, Japan Born in Ehime, Japan Selected at, 6th the media art festival at Agency for cultural affairs in japan, The Virtual Reality Society of japan, Honorary Mention at Ars Electronica 2001, and Siggraph 2000 in the U.S.A
Ehime, JP
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Keiko
Takahashi
Artist-Exhibiting
ISEA2002 Keiko Takahashi (Art direction) B.A. in Oil painting, Women’s College of Fine Arts, Tokyo, Japan Born in Kanagawa, Japan Selected at 6th the media art festival at Agency for cultural affairs in Japan, 10th Virtual Reality Society of japan, and Honorary MenUon at Ars Uectmnica 2001
Kanagawa, JP
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Yasuhiro
Suzuki
Artist-Exhibiting
Tokyo Zokei University
ISEA2002 Yasuhiro Suzuki 1979 Bom in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan 2001 BA., Tokyo Zokei University, Furniture course Department of Design Awards: May 2001 “PENCIL SHARPNER WITH PETBOTTLE”, first prize in the Second Shachihata new product design competition. December 2001 ‘perspective of the playground equipment”, grand-prize and Interactive art prize in the Digital Stadium Award 2001 March 2002 “RAKUCAKICHO”, Hara-prize in the Third Shachihata new product desig
Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, JP
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Tamara
Stone
Artist-Exhibiting
ISEA2002 Tamara Stone, Canada. I am interested in human learning, processing and understanding of information as affected by emotion, self-awareness and personal accountability. How are they affected by socialization? How can i convey my own experience of learning and what processes can I initiate in an audience? In the last few years, intrigued by the contrast between the elastic and unpredictable nature of the individual mind and the structured way in which machines “learn”, process and res
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