Short Paper – ISEA Symposium Archives

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“Playing to be in Dja Dja Wurrung Country: A Learning Program Creating Locative Games” presented by Nguyen and Riley

“A Thousand Dreams Unbuilt: Navigating Digital Empathy in the Crisis of Unfinished Buildings” presented by Zhao and Pan

“Aeolian Noises: Reconciling Wind Turbines in the Australian Landscape” presented by Gelder

“ANIMATED NOTATION “EVERYWHERE” FOR “EVERYONE”: A BROWSER-BASED APPLICATION FOR COMPOSITION, PERFORMANCE AND PEDAGOGY” presented by Smith

“Mapping the Digital Arts Industry in Pakistan” presented by Rhodes and Ul-Assar

“Innovation and experimentation to increase access to the ACMI art collection” presented by Paterson, Cranmer and Loffler

“Artistic Practice as an Alternative Research Method: Investigating Non-representational, Nonlinguistic, and Affective Forces in Technology Through Artmaking” presented by Nam

“Framing temporalities in Natalie Bookchin’s Now he’s out in public and everyone can see (2012)” presented by Maithani

“Textual Bodies: AI, Natural Language Processing, and the Erotic Landscape” presented by Huang

“CULTURAL HERITAGE VIRTUALIZATION: A Collaborative Hands-on Approach for Training Students in Archaeological Preservation” presented by Matusevich and Fernández

“A Soundscape in the Virtual Reality World: How to Economically De-sign a VR Soundscape Assignment” presented by Ha

“Make America Great Again and Again: Voices from a Virtual World” presented by Ha

“Echoes of Heritage: Uniting Immersive XR and Live-Action Roleplay for Rural Renaissance” presented by Guo, Li and Gao

“Asymmetric VR Installation and Repertoire: Time and Space in Collaborative Interaction” presented by Chang

“Negotiating Temporality” presented by Wright

“Preserving Memories Beyond Museums: Navigating Personal Memories through Technology” presented by Belakova

“Resonance: A Collaborative Multiuser Interface to Create an Inclusive Audiovisual Sound Art Performance” presented by Duckworth, Hullick and Eldridge

“Primal Experience: Works of Art as Artificial Wombs” presented by Kelomees

“Digital Flesh – Scar in Data: Remediating and Performing the Korean Female Body” presented by Bahng, Lukaszuk and Na