Posts tagged Creative Experiments
Andrew Demirjian

Andrew Demirjian

Andrew Demirjian is an interdisciplinary artist who creates image, sound, and text assemblages. His work questions the systems, typologies, and languages that construct consciousness and guide behavior. Drawing from conceptual art, experimental music, and computer science, he creates poetry and audiovisual compositions that use constraint systems, chance operations, and remixing.

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Charlotte McCurdy

Charlotte McCurdy

Charlotte McCurdy is an interdisciplinary designer and researcher based in Brooklyn. Her current research, “After Ancient Sunlight,” investigates materials and climate change.

She is a Global Security & Design Fellow at Rhode Island School of Design through the support of the MacArthur Foundation. Previously, McCurdy consulted major multinational corporations on sustainability strategy. She holds a Masters of Industrial Design from RISD, and received a Bachelor of Arts in Global Affairs from Yale University.

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Chester Dols

Chester Dols

Chester Dols is an interdisciplinary artist and designer based in Brooklyn, New York. His current research focuses on the development of language and the investigation of how mediums, objects, and spaces are gendered.

Chester is a queer futurist, exploring queerness as not only a product of gender politics, but as an identity and a framework for a future that is multivalent, metamorphic, and essentially chimeric. His mixed media designs and sculptures are created through computer modeling, 3D algorithmic design, and 3D printing.

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NEW INCCreative Experiments
slow immediate

slow immediate

slow immediate is the creative studio of Gershon Dublon and Xin Liu. As artists and electrical/mechanical engineers, we believe taking things slow can make everything feel that much more immediate.

To us, immediacy to the self and to our environment is pivotally important to being human on our shared planet. We devise surprising, intimate sensory encounters that invite audiences to perceive themselves as connected sums of connected parts, and, in turn, to appreciate what we are and what we share.

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