Our core research concerns how we can integrate humans, non-human organisms and the natural environment with computational systems in order to enhance creative exploration and expression. We want to develop artworks, systems and frameworks wherein non-human organisms and ecosystems interact with humans and computational technologies in order to yield novel art and media experiences that are heretofore unavailable. We take a research creation approach, that is, we develop artworks, in a myriad of forms, including (but not limited to):
- – Hybrid AI-biological systems
- – Nonhuman-computer interfaces
- – Bio-art and biological media
- – Artistic and design experimentation with bioenergy technologies
- – Ecology and Environmental Arts
- – Exploring complexity, emergence, collective intelligence and self-organization from artistic and cultural perspectives
- – Critical engagement with artificial intelligence technologies
- – Machine creativity: applications of AI and machine learning to arts and design contexts; generative and artificially creative systems for sonic, visual and embodied expression
- – Sensory and embodied interfaces in computational environments for installation, performance and musical expression
- – Computational media and landscape practices