Telematica
A dance experiment in transcontinental collaboration using Internet 2 (I2), dancers and musicians performed both in New York (NYU) and Santa Cruz (UCSC) simultaneously, with dancers and musicians at both sites interacting live via multiple video and audio links. Digital Arts and New Media Professor Ted Warburton led this technology-rich collaboration with DANM students Jessica Damsen, Bob Giges, Timothy Jordon, leaf (pictured, background) and Cynthia Payne (pictured, foreground). Photos: Jim MacKenzie
CrashDigital Arts and New Media Student Darryl Ferrucci's piece Crash is an installation of photos with text, designed to raise awareness about the environmental consequences of the personal computer industry.
Recoil
Digital Arts and New Media Professor Ed Osborn's sound art pieces take many forms including installation, sculpture, radio, video, performance, and public projects. In search of a stasis that is only momentarily achieved, Recoil functions as a kinetic and sounding metaphor for the wakes that we leave in social, technological, and natural systems.