ArtCenter Immersion Lab
Research Lab
2018 - Ongoing
Faculty Director of Immersion Lab
Featured in:
- Netflix’s Series The Future of Gaming
- ArtCenter's Jenny Rodenhouse on Integrating VR/AR Technologies into Design School Curriculum, Core77, By Emily Suzuki
The Immersion Lab at ArtCenter College of Design centers spatial technology as a creative medium for artists and designers to research and reimagine its formal, interactive, and cultural implications. The lab hosts faculty-led studios, guest research topics, and public exhibitions.
Studios and research topics include:
- Everyday Immerisons: Intro to Mixed Reality Making
- Digital Castings: Approaches to 3D Modeling
- Human Factors in Motion Capture
- Machine Envisioned Stories: Intro to Machine Learning and Computer Vision
- AI & Agents
Featured in:
- Netflix’s Series The Future of Gaming
- ArtCenter's Jenny Rodenhouse on Integrating VR/AR Technologies into Design School Curriculum, Core77, By Emily Suzuki
The Immersion Lab at ArtCenter College of Design centers spatial technology as a creative medium for artists and designers to research and reimagine its formal, interactive, and cultural implications. The lab hosts faculty-led studios, guest research topics, and public exhibitions.
Studios and research topics include:
- Everyday Immerisons: Intro to Mixed Reality Making
- Digital Castings: Approaches to 3D Modeling
- Human Factors in Motion Capture
- Machine Envisioned Stories: Intro to Machine Learning and Computer Vision
- AI & Agents
Quo Addis?
Video & Website
04.2021
For agps Architecture
Exhibited at: - Venice Architecture Biennial 2021 — How will we live together?
Video and website for installation Quo Addis? – Conflicts of Coexistence, in the Co-habitats section of the Venice Architecture Biennial 2021 — How will we live together? The installation includes a fictional model of the city of Addis Ababa.
website
Exhibited at: - Venice Architecture Biennial 2021 — How will we live together?
Video and website for installation Quo Addis? – Conflicts of Coexistence, in the Co-habitats section of the Venice Architecture Biennial 2021 — How will we live together? The installation includes a fictional model of the city of Addis Ababa.
website