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Presenting: Sound designer and artist Skooby Laposky has shaped the personality for consumer robots, produced original music for couture runway shows, remixed music for major label artists and global brands, and added depth to documentary films with his field recordings and original scores. His most recent work has focused on biodata sonification music to enhance…

Presenting: Mola Truth Maps is a collaboration with Rosa Lidia Alba and her sisters that explores molas, traditional quilt designs crafted by indigenous Guna women in Panama. Through video, data-visualization, virtual reality, sculpture and works on paper, the molas are activated as visual and aural maps – lived maps – capturing the experiences of the…

Presenting: Allison Tanenhaus (Quincy ’05) will present a retrospective of her work, starting as a Harvard English major, veering into typographic street art, and—most recently—exploring large-scale digital art via smartphone apps, AI software, and mixed media collaborations. Allison Tanenhaus (she/her) is a New York–born, Boston–based digital glitch artist. She specializes in trippy op art, anachronistic…

Presenting: The Mind Cave Much is known about Plato’s Cave as a prototype for cinematic and projective mediums. Less known outside Asia, however, is the Buddhist Shadow Cave of Central Asia in a region some called “Greek Asia.” Legend has it that Buddha, having subjugated a dragon there, leapt into a cave wall to become…

Understanding the shape of living organisms is central to many aspects of ecology, evolution and functional morphology. Until recently, the techniques for correctly assessing form in 3D has eluded scientists, but with novel 3D photogrammetry and modelling techniques, it is now possible to reconstruct a wide range of living animals accurately.  The Digital Life Project has…