Monthly Archives: March 2011

While this is the last project being presented here, it was the first fully realized (and ongoing) project I produced in the Department of Media Study.  In this way, we come full circle, concluding, as it were, at the beginning.  … Continue reading →

If the first project addressed issues of spatial displacement, resulting from the quantum experiential quality of contemporary location-based digital media, Buffalo Voids creates moments of temporal displacement in an urban environment.  This was done by reinserting the audio environment from … Continue reading →

If the governing scientific metaphors of the 19th century are those of thermal dynamics and Brownian physics, most aptly captured in the language of Freudian psychoanalysis, with its systems of repression (pressure) and release, then the governing scientific metaphor of … Continue reading →