Dorothy R. Santos, Ph.D.

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Tag: nik hanselmann

  • What if your entire body could run a program? Looking at the Body, Senses, and Imagination in relation to Creative Coding

    With a multitude of writing projects going on simultaneously, I didn’t want this one to get left on the virtual stack under the virtual paperweight. I’m hoping to perhaps lengthen this piece and bring in some research. For now, I’ll share it with the world and for anyone interested in reading it. It’s about the work […]

    3/1/2012

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    Art and Technology, Conceptual, Creative Coding | Programming, Multi Media, Observations, Video

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    arts and technology / creative coding / critical computing / nik hanselmann / programming / video art

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  • bodyf*ck: gestural brainf*ck interpreter “HI”

    bodyfuck: gestural brainfuck interpreter. “HI” from nik hanselmann on Vimeo. This is an artist you need to keep you eye on…seriously. His name is Nik Hanselmann.

    12/7/2011

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    Art and Technology, Creative Coding | Programming, Digital Art, Video

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    creative coding and programming / Gesture / nik hanselmann / postaday2011 / Video

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  • Nik Hanselmann, Artist

    To learn more about Nik’s work, please click here. Currently working on a piece about Nik’s work. He’s an incredibly intelligent, talented, and humble guy. I couldn’t help but reflect on something he shared with me recently about Video and Programming (related to new media arts). Here’s what he said… I am a big believer that […]

    12/4/2011

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    Art

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    art practice / arts and technology / nik hanselmann / postaday2011 / programming / uc santa cruz / Video

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  • Visualizing Traffic in Rome, Paris, and Tel Aviv

    Please view the Fast Company article here to learn more about these amazing visualizations created by artists, Cullen Miller (music), Nik Hanselmann (visuals), and Gray Area Foundation for the Arts (GAFFTA)! Being a GAFFTA volunteer, I get to work with these incredible minds!! 🙂

    7/28/2011

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    Art, Art and Technology, Digital Art, Graphic Design, Multi Media, Virtual Art

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    arts and technology / cullen miller / data visualization / gaffta / gray area foundation for the arts / nik hanselmann / paris / postaday2011 / rome / tel aviv / visualization / waze

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