Long Paper – Page 3 – ISEA Symposium Archives

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“Artistic residencies in digital companies” presented by Martet

“One + one = three: the added value of dual degrees in higher education” presented by Czegledy and Czegledy

“Weaving Augmented Reality into the Fabric of Everyday Life” presented by Nijholt

“kin_ – An AR Dance Performance With Believable Avatars” presented by Triebus, Geiger and Družetić-Vogel

“Rebalancing media in environments: analysing flows of action” presented by Unknown presenters

“Postlocative Art for a Non-Anthropocentric World” presented by Chinchilla

“Humans and Machines: A Study of the Impacts of the Technological Advances in the Light of Generative Art Theory” presented by Hagler

“Can machines predict our future?” presented by Diaz

“Possibilising performance through interactive telematic technology: Mental Dance” presented by Brown and Lim

“From hallucinatory Art to hallucination in the Virtuality. Devices for Alternative Realities.” presented by Cuevas, Thompson and Mukhopadhyay

“The Bartleby Machine” presented by Vianna

“Forging emotions. A deep learning experiment on emotions and art” presented by Foka

“Evoking Empathy Through Immersive Experiences in A Walk Alone” presented by Al-Zubeidi, DeLaney and Seo

“The Last Play: A transmedia installation” presented by Polydorou

“Buildings as Audio Visual Synthesisers: Experiments Performing Live Music on Wirelessly Networked Multi-Speaker Media Architectures (Online)” presented by Bown, Mikolajzcyk, Ferguson and Carey

“A Sonic Exploration of Spanish Flamenco and the Whirling Dervishes of Turkey with Wearable Technology” presented by Hurban

“Tuning in: Reflections in the Wake of Blackness through a Knitted Textile Antenna” presented by Davis, Lewis, Oghazian and Evrim

“Decolonizing the imaginary through the tactical use of machinimas” presented by Arvers

“Towards a Theory of Machine Learning and the Cinematic Image” presented by Lyons

“Digital Anarchival Poetics: Algorithms looking into Audiovisual Heritage” presented by Hofman and Montero