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GIJS JOOSEN
GIJS JOOSEN
SEBASTIAN OSCHATZ
Sebastian Oschatz is co-founder and managing director of MESO Digital Interiors. The Frankfurt-based design agency sees itself as a digital research laboratory, specialised in interactive installations and interfaces. In their projects they strongly focus on realtime and collaborative systems, in virtual spaces as well as in real space. Sebastian is lecturer of interface design and new media at the University of Ulm and the Kassel Art College. For a long time he was member of the music formations “Involving Systems” (1995-2003) and “Oval” (1991-97). At the “see conference” Sebastian’s topic was “visualisation in space”.
SEBASTIAN OSCHATZ
Sebastian Oschatz is co-founder and managing director of MESO Digital Interiors. The Frankfurt-based design agency sees itself as a digital research laboratory, specialised in interactive installations and interfaces. In their projects they strongly focus on realtime and collaborative systems, in virtual spaces as well as in real space. Sebastian is lecturer of interface design and new media at the University of Ulm and the Kassel Art College. For a long time he was member of the music formations “Involving Systems” (1995-2003) and “Oval” (1991-97). At the “see conference” Sebastian’s topic was “visualisation in space”.
AARON KOBLIN
An American media artist, Aaron Koblin specializes in the visualization of human systems. In projects such as Ten Thousand Cents and The Sheep Market he focuses on the role of the individual in the digital mass-society. He creates unique visual interpretations of data, such as the House of Cards music video for the rock band Radiohead, in which he scanned the environment with lasers, generating spatial data for an interactive 3D visualization. Aaron studied Design & Media Arts at UCLA and currently works for the Google Creative Lab in San Francisco. His work has been exhibited internationally in exhibitions at the MoMa in New York, Ars Electronica in Linz, and the Science and Technology Museum of Shanghai to name a few.
AARON KOBLIN
An American media artist, Aaron Koblin specializes in the visualization of human systems. In projects such as Ten Thousand Cents and The Sheep Market he focuses on the role of the individual in the digital mass-society. He creates unique visual interpretations of data, such as the House of Cards music video for the rock band Radiohead, in which he scanned the environment with lasers, generating spatial data for an interactive 3D visualization. Aaron studied Design & Media Arts at UCLA and currently works for the Google Creative Lab in San Francisco. His work has been exhibited internationally in exhibitions at the MoMa in New York, Ars Electronica in Linz, and the Science and Technology Museum of Shanghai to name a few.
JULIAN OLIVER
JULIAN OLIVER
ERIC RODENBECK
Eric Rodenbeck is founder and creative director of Stamen Design. The San Francisco based agency is specialised in spectacular mapping and data visualisation technologies. In 2006, the agency became famous for its collaboration with the social bookmark service Digg, resulting in visualisation projects such as Digg Labs or Digg Swarm. Their objective is to give community users a real time access to the activities of other Digg members and as a result facilitate a deeper access to information. The agency’s expertise is further demonstrated by its large number of research projects, such as the Oakland Crimespotting project which aims to open up new views on criminality in urban areas. Parallel to this, Stamen works for clients such as BMW, Yahoo or the American TV broadcaster MSNBC, for whom they recently developed an interactive hurricane tracker.
ERIC RODENBECK
Eric Rodenbeck is founder and creative director of Stamen Design. The San Francisco based agency is specialised in spectacular mapping and data visualisation technologies. In 2006, the agency became famous for its collaboration with the social bookmark service Digg, resulting in visualisation projects such as Digg Labs or Digg Swarm. Their objective is to give community users a real time access to the activities of other Digg members and as a result facilitate a deeper access to information. The agency’s expertise is further demonstrated by its large number of research projects, such as the Oakland Crimespotting project which aims to open up new views on criminality in urban areas. Parallel to this, Stamen works for clients such as BMW, Yahoo or the American TV broadcaster MSNBC, for whom they recently developed an interactive hurricane tracker.