Experimenta: Sound Design and Biomimicry.
Please join Imagine Science Films for another edition of our Experimenta series. This week, we will be speaking with ISF Artist in Residence Charles Lindsay on his work with technology, sound design, and biomimicry.
Charles Lindsay is interested in technology, pattern recognition and biomimicry. He balances his time in the studio with extended periods exploring remote natural environments. Lindsay is the SETI Institute’s first Artist in Residence and a Guggenheim Fellow. His career trajectory has been diverse, ranging from exploration geology in the arctic to photojournalism in the jungles of southeast Asia. In the last decade he invented a carbon based imaging process and merged that with sound and sensors to create immersive installations. Lindsay received a 2010 Guggenheim Fellowship for this “CARBON” work.
For more on Charles Lindsay and his work, check out these links
http://charleslindsay.com
Interview:http://omnireboot.com/2014/charles-li...
Installation Review:http://motherboard.vice.com/read/wave...
JUST IN! Two new installation videos! The first is a result of the scientist / artist collaboration at SETI via the AIR program, effectively the first fruit from that fledgling tree.
CODE HUMPBACK https://vimeo.com/102360847
CARBON IV LED Lab https://vimeo.com/102356313
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