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Design Research Network Forum (2009) “Steering Courses and Discourses” presented a speculative research paper titled, “The Phenomenology of Getting Used to the New: Some thoughts on memory, forgetting, numbing and the Zen view”; |
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August 02009: The Parsons Journal for Information Mapping (PJIM) published a paper of mine "Calm Technologies 2.0: Visualising Social Data as an Experience in Physical Space" in its current issue. The text is about emotional design/experience design and the relationship between Social Networking and visualisation technologies. It was edited by Brian Willison. http://piim.newschool.edu/journal/issues/2009/03/ |
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In June 02009 a modified version of my paper “Designing The Art Experience: Understanding And Improving Immersive Telematic Art With Social Science Methods” was accepted by the journal Digital Creativity for its August 02009 issue, Vol. 20, No. 3, pp. 189-198. This special issue was edited by Stephen Boyd-Davis. (Peer review) |
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In July 2008 I presented at EVA, Electronic Visualisation and the Arts sponsored by the British Computer Society BCS and CAS the Computer Arts Society. My presentation titled "Sensual Displays: From verbose visualisation on the screen to sensual displays in physical space" had slightly progressed from my position-paper "Beyond graphs or charts: Visualising web statistics with natural displays in physical space." in that it presented a range of "emotional presence indicators." (Peer review) |
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ACM DIS, Boston: Methodology of the research. Here, There, Spatiality. (199.1 KB) |
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PhD Thesis:Below you may download my PhD Thesis on immersive telematic art and how individuals experience the interaction with live data from remote locations.The research was conducted at the Art & Design Research Centre of Sheffield Hallam University and funded by a DTRC studentship. It was practice-based and interdisciplinary encompassing Human Computer Interaction and Fine Art practice. My supervisors were media artist/researcher Professor Simon Biggs and Dr. Chris Roast, Reader in HCI. I was examined by Professor Paul Sermon (University of Salford) and Professor Peter Wright (Sheffield Hallam University). "This is not here: Connectedness, remote experience and immersive telematic art." (compressed pdf, 5 Mb) Or first read the abstract of the thesis here: Abstract (pdf, 55 kb) Video Documentation:The PhD thesis is accompanied by a DVD. This DVD contains an 8 Min video documentation of the work that forms the practice-based part of the research. This video can also be viewed on here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cd54pPa3igI. |
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