ISEA2015

Artist, theorist and curator, Maurice Benayoun (MoBen, 莫奔) is a pioneering and prominent figure in the field of New Media Art. MoBen’s work freely explores media boundaries, encompassing video and virtual reality, perfume and sculpture, interactive art and large-scale public installation. MoBen’s work has been exhibited and awarded (Golden Nica Ars Electronica 1998…) in major international museums including the Centre Pompidou in Paris... Read More →

Bruce Charlesworth is an interdisciplinary artist with a primary focus on new media, installation, digital cinema and photography. His work has been shown internationally. Multimedia works have been commissioned by the Walker Art Center, the Zero1 Biennial in San Jose and the International Center of Photography. He was awarded a fellowship from the John Simon Guggenheim Foundation for his video installation work. His current project is... Read More →

Akiko is a composer, singer, and video artist who is native to Yokohama, Japan. Akiko obtained her B.A. in music from Mills College and M.A. in Experimental Music/Composition at Wesleyan University, and currently studies in the MEME program at Brown University for her PhD. Her principal instructors include Alvin Lucier, Anthony Braxton, Ronald Kuivila, Maggi Payne, Butch Rovan, and Todd Winkler.

My artistic research focuses on the intersections between politics, science, culture and theology. I create elaborate environments in digital and physical spaces, as well as video and performance works.

Allison Moore is an independent artist, educator and cultural operator. Originally from Vancouver Island she is based in Montreal and has produced projects in Brazil, Cuba, Australia, and the UK. Allison achieved a BFA degree with Honors in Interdisciplinary Arts and Video Production at the University of Concordia in 2005. She has since developed projects in video, animation and interactive computing as an invited artist at Studio XX, Oboro... Read More →