What happens when translating the digitally ephemeral into the materially explicit?
Kelly Thompson
- Professor
- Department of Studio Arts
- digital textiles2
- place13
- textile arts12
- computer-assisted jacquard loom
- digital technologies7
- embodied knowledge4
- nomadic
- embedded imagery
- mapping8
- travel4
- weaving2
- fibres5
- site-specific interventions6
- postcoloniality18
- local/global5
- material codes
- ephemeral traces
- sensory studies30
- digital media19
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Kathleen Vaughan
socially committed art practice, public pedagogies, research-creation
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Barbara Layne
smart textiles, performance art, textile arts
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Ingrid Bachmann
contingent, activities of daily living, health humanities
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Laura Endacott
visual culture, contemporary art, relational art
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Surabhi Ghosh
textile arts, installation, narrative
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Florence Figols
dance creation, perception, embodiment
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Juan Ortiz-Apuy
sculpture, installation, material culture
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Yuan Yi
Chinese history, industrialization, history of science
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Marianna Marta Milhorat
film/media production, experimental cinema, cinema
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Lorraine Oades
material culture, performance art, DIY
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Christopher Salter
performance art, responsive environments, wireless sensor networks
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Alice Jarry
materiality, urban futures, design for sustainability
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Joanna Berzowska
electronic textiles, interaction design, responsive garments
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Erin Manning
movement, relational art, radical pedagogy