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Harry Smoak |
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graduate student
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PhD SIP Concordia
Scenography, Architecture, Communications, Media
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Harry Smoak is a SIP PhD student and practice-based researcher at
Concordia University. He is interested in the relationships between
communications and information technologies, public infrastructures and
interactive systems and is currently researching ways in which critical
infrastructures interact with changing concepts of performance, particularly in the changing context of urban ecologies and their impact
on our senses and our bodies.
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Jennifer Spiegel |
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graduate student
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philosophy, environmental activism, experimental performance
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Jen is a PhD student at Goldsmith College,
Centre for Cultural Studies. She is interested in the relationships
between theatre, philosophy and biopolitics, and is currently
researching the way public art/participatory performance interacts with
changing concepts of ecology. Recently she has been involved in
devising performance pieces with a "Theatre and Philosophy" group,
exploring themes of rhythm and ritual. She is keen to continue
exploring, both through discussions and practice-based research, with
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Flower Marie Lunn |
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graduate student
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MFA Fibres
Fibers based soft architecture, embeded circutry
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Flower Marie Lunn is an emerging installation artist who focuses on
fibres-based soft architecture. She received her BFA from Concordia in
2006. She most enjoys the poetics of nature appearing in contemporary
spaces - a becoming-biological, becoming-molecular, becoming-planetary.
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Doug Van Nort |
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graduate student
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Ph.D. Music Technology
McGill
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Doug Van Nort is a sound artist and researcher currently working on
adaptive systems for musical improvisation, gesture and sound
analysis/synthesis, critical studies of sound/music technologies and
continuing creative performance/composition practice. He holds advanced
degrees in pure mathematics and media arts, and is currently finishing
a Ph.D. in Music Technology within the Input Devices/Music Interaction
and Sound Processing and Control Laboratories at McGill University's
faculty of music.
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Steven Dow |
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graduate student
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PhD Student
HCC
Sensing technology, Max/MSP, Jitter, mixed reality applications
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Steven is a first year PhD student in Human Centered Computing. He has
an M.S. in HCI from GT and a B.S. in Industrial Engineering from U. of
Iowa. Steven helped develop the TinyOS sensing platform for TML and is
interested in new forms of physical and digital media.
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Soyoung Park |
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Magda Wesolkowska |
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graduate student
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PhD Built Environment, University of Montreal
Anthropology, design, fine arts, biology
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Ambient dynamics and architectural prostheses for long term care facilities for patients with Alzheimers. Media Choreogrphy.
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Freida Abtan |
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graduate student
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DCART Concordia 2005
Digital music, composition, media choreography,Jitter
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After
a first degree in maths (combinatorics) at Waterloo, and a second in
the DCART Fine Arts program at Concordia, Freida is studying music
composition at Université de Montréal.
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Elena Frantova |
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graduate student
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Masters CS student
Concordia University
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Elena completed her BFA in Computational Arts and is currently enrolled in Master's program in Computer Science at Concordia University. She is exploring the possibilities of using responsive environments to
study human un/consciousness. Elena collaborates with Dream and
Nightmare Laboratory since 2005.
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Michael Fortin |
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graduate student
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Masters CS Student
Concordia University
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Michael has expertise and interest in computer graphics, artificial
intelligence and artificial life. He has developed some core
optimizations of the physics and time-based video computation, as well
as GL projects. He is working on some applications of machine vision
as part of the Oxygen media choreography team.
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David Jhave Johnston |
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graduate student
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Ph.D. Concordia
Physical compuitng, web
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Jhave has worked in computer science and fine art. He created the remixed stream from the TML's Summer Workshop 2005, as well as the process of Remedios' Terrarium, a TML group show in March 2008.
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Troy Rhoades |
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graduate student
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MA Film Concordia 2006
Experimental cinema and video
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Troy
came to study film and philosophy with Erin Manning at Concordia, and
is writing about Delueze and cinema. He has developed techniques for
nomadic film and video.
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Nadine Asswad |
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graduate student
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MA Film Concordia 2006
Literary theories of semiotics; contemporary dance and cinema
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After studies in literature at Université de Montréal, Nadine came to
study film and philosophy with Erin Manning at Concordia. She is a
principal of the SenseLab. Nadine is writing a thesis on movement,
cinema, Bergson and Deleuze.
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Shermine Sawalha |
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graduate student
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Graduate Certificate in Design
Concordia
Theater, physical compuitng, media choreography
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Shermine Sawalha BFA in Digital Image /Sound and the Fine Arts.
Currently enrolled in the Digital Technologies in Design Art Practices
Graduate Certificate Program and her second undergraduate degree in
Contemporary Dance at Concordia University. Her interest in physical
movement, space, and the body, has helped her visualize and create
interactive spaces and video effects,concentrating on her research
projects in constructing responsive environments.
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Justyna Latek |
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graduate student
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Graduate Diploma CS
Concordia University
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Justyna Latek is a multidisciplinary artist with an undergraduate degree in Art History and Visual Arts and a Graduate Certificate in Design. She is currently in the graduate program of Computer Science at Concordia University and an artist-member of the Topological Media Lab. She works in photography, video and responsive installations. She has obtained grants from CALQ (Conseil des Arts et des Lettres du Québec) and CIAM (Centre Inter-universitaire en Arts Médiatiques), and her work was co-produced by Videographe and Daïmon. Her work has been shown in Canada, the United States, France and Spain.
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