Dorkbot PDX brings you the next installation of its lecture series.
As always, the event is free and open to the public. Feel free to bring snacks and beverages to share. Please spread the word!
Andrew S. Parnell
Pieces to be discussed include Semaphore-bot, Tangólumen, and Cardiolumen: a multifaceted exploration of the data we create both consciously and unconsciously and their inherent value.
Andrew S. Parnell is a Portland based digital artist. His work primarily deals with the physical manifestation of digital information using code, image capture, and electronics.
The video of this talk is here.
Michael Bunsen
Dome Control: Altering a space via physical and web-based interfaces
Michael Bunsen spends most of his time on the internet but is more interested in nature and the outside world. He developed
Urbanedibles.org and began exploring microcontrollers to cultivate his mission of using the computer to get people off the computer.
The video of this talk is here.
Dan Gilsdorf
A presentation featuring works from 2006 to the present, including the recent exhibitions Interiotrope, 2008 and SRO Video, 2009.
Dan Gilsdorf is a sculptor and installation artist based in Portland. Using video, sound, and mechanics, his work addresses the mediating effect of technology on physical and cultural landscapes.
The video of this talk is here.