The IDIA is an advanced center for the exploration of aesthetic and interdisciplinary design thinking, informed by science and technology. Artists, designers, composers and performers continuously are in collaboration - working in tandem with technicians and scientists in the research and design of new media projects. IDIA projects are exhibited nationally and internationally and the work disseminated at numerous conferences and presentations.

 

Traversal for Boston Cyberarts | Traversal for Boston Cyberarts was a live performance and hybrid reality installation that bridged the physical and virtual worlds. It connected Faneuil Hall in Boston with a bell tower with midi controlled carillon as part of the 2009 Boston Cyberarts Festival.

Flickr Gettr | Flickr Gettr bridges the virtual world to the wealth of shared real life imagery and information in Flickr, providing an immersive sonic and visual experience of the collective image resource.

Traversal | Traversal is a series of hybrid reality performances and installations - in this instance, Traversal for Organ, bridging a midi controlled pipe organ in a large concert hall with a virtual environment.

Engaging Technology Exhibition | ENGAGING TECHNOLOGY A HISTORY AND FUTURE OF INTERMEDIA BALL STATE UNIVERSITY MUSEUM OF ART NOVEMBER 17, 2006 THROUGH MARCH 11, 2007 Engaging Technology traces a range of both pioneering and contemp-orary works exploring the intersections of electronic media and various modes of art-making. The artists selected for this exhibition - Richard Bloes, Hans Breder, Adam Brown, Dick Higgins, Gary Hill, Jenny Holzer, Golan Levin, Nam June Paik, and Alan Rath have contributed works encompassing a broad array of forms including video, sculpture, sound, music, electronic installation and interactive environments. .

Eco-Net | "Eco-Net" is an attempt to connect wireless network data with nature by visualizing that data with plant-like structures and organic motion.

Intermedia Artist Timeline | This reactive kiosk tracks hand motions to navigate through a timeline and history of intermedia artists.

[un]wired | [un]wired is an installation that visually and sonically interprets wireless network traffic, and can be shaped by any personal electronic device including wifi, bluetooth, car key fobs and cell phones.

RFID-Linked 3D Media Interface | Tangible media interface project using RFID enabled physical cubes to make calls to play media from a virtual cloud of assets

Final Wisdom I: Interactive Haptic Poetry Installation | FINAL WISDOM I was invited to SIGGRAPH 2010, Los Angeles July 25-29

AM Radio: The Red and The Wild at IDIA Labs in Second Life | IDIA hosts AM Radio's The Red and the Wild as the inaugural artist-in-residence at IDIA Labs - an exhibition and installation sim for virtual installation art and performance.

Twitter Cloud | The Twitter Cloud is a real time interactive Twitter visualization using the Java, Twitter and Processing API's.

Displaced Resonance | Displaced Resonance Interactive Intermedia Installation This installation consists of sixteen sculpture forms, networked in a responsive grid controlling light and sound, based on visitor proximities. Full-range internal loudspeakers drive sound through the sculptures. A computer system using an infrared camera, tracks the movement of visitors and responds by controlling the distribution of sound to the tubes, while also controlling LED lighting associated with the sculptural forms.

Virtual World/Social Media Mashup: Flickr Gettr v4 | Virtual World/Social Media Mashup: Flickr Gettr v4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fddePmckUE4 IDIA's Flickr Gettr connects the social image repository of Flickr to Virtual Worlds and mobile devices. through an interactive 3D and sonic experience - immersing the viewer in a dimensional cloud of user searched imagery.

dis|PLACE | dis|PLACE, an interactive art installation by John Fillwalk will premiere at the Indian Institute of Technology 2012 Technology Festival in Mumbai, India. The work will be installed at the festival during January 6-8th. http://www.techfest.org/

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