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CREDITS

Sofian Audry: AI Design, Programming, Narrative Design

Roxanne Baril-Bédard: Narrative Design

Anthony Damiani: VFX

Erin Gee: Concept, Narrative Design, Programming, Sound

Austin Haughton: Sound Design

Ben Hinckley: Sound Design

Nicklas Kenyon: Programming, Animation, Rigging, VFX

Marlon Kroll: 3D art

Ben Leavitt: Sound Design

Alex M Lee: 3D Art Direction, Modeling, Animation, Rigging, Narrative Design

Nicolas Ow: Sound Design

Jacob Morin: Programming

Martin Peach: Electronics Design

Gregory Perrin: Hardware Design

GALLERY

Project H.E.A.R.T. @ Trinity Square Video, Toronto. Image: Toni Hafkenscheid 2017

Project H.E.A.R.T. logo courtesy of the artists

Project H.E.A.R.T. screenshot courtesy of the artists

ARTIST BIO: ERIN GEE

Erin Gee is a Canadian media artist and composer who explores the mediation of embodiment and affect through metaphors of human voices in electronic bodies. Articulating feminist-materialist strategies for creation with digital tools, she likens the micro-rhythms of emotion in the body to the rhythms of a vibrating vocal fold. Her work in biosignal-driven choral composition, virtual reality, and robotics has been shown recently at Cluster Festival, Winnipeg (2019), Ars Electronica (2018), and NRW Forum, Düsseldorf (2018). Her research in sonification of physiological markers of emotion has been featured by Scientific American, VICE, MusicWorks, Canadian Art, and the National Post.

https://www.eringee.net

ARTIST BIO: ALEX M. LEE

Alex M. Lee (South Korea/USA) is a digital artist who utilizes 3D animation, video game engines, and the potential of simulation technology in order to visualize and abstract our understanding of time, space, and light – culling from concepts within science, science fiction, physics, and modernity. He received an MFA (2009) from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Lee has exhibited internationally in North America and Asia. His work has been published in articles covering art, science, and culture including: Metaverse Creativity, Smithsonian Magazine, Canadian Art, and Routledge Press. Lee is currently associate professor in the Digital Arts & Sciences Department at Clarkson University, USA.

http://www.alexmlee.com