Top 10 Interactive Media experts to follow
Chris Milk – A visual artist turned director, Chris is renowned for his music videos for artists like Kanye West. However, it's his venture into interactive media, especially virtual reality, with the co-founding of the VR tech company ‘Within' that positions him at the forefront of immersive storytelling.
Golan Levin – As an artist and engineer, Golan Levin's projects are unique, interactive art experiences. Serving as a professor at Carnegie Mellon, Levin explores the intersection of machine code and visual culture, making him a prominent figure in interactive media.
Janet Murray – Author of “Hamlet on the Holodeck”, Janet Murray's work has provided seminal insights into digital narrative forms. A professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology, she's been pivotal in the discourse around digital content and its interactive possibilities.
Brenda Laurel – An advocate for diversity in gaming and a pioneer in virtual reality, Brenda's work in the early '90s in the research labs of Silicon Valley shaped much of today's VR concepts. She's also known for her book “Computers as Theatre”.
Paola Antonelli – As Senior Curator at the MoMA in the Department of Architecture & Design, Paola's work often focuses on the intersection of design, technology, and interactive media. Her exhibitions have showcased the impact of technology on the arts and interactive design.
David Rokeby – An interactive sound and video installation artist, David's work, such as “Very Nervous System”, has been pivotal in defining interactive art. He often examines the intricate relationship between technology and human beings.
Rafael Lozano-Hemmer – Specializing in large-scale interactive installations in public spaces, Rafael's work emphasizes participation and often involves tracking technologies, robotics, and projections.
Caitlin Burns – As a transmedia producer, Burns' projects span various platforms to tell cohesive, immersive stories. Her understanding of digital landscapes and narrative has marked her as a thought leader in interactive media storytelling.
Tina Roth Eisenberg – Founder of CreativeMornings and the temporary tattoo brand Tattly, Tina, also known as ‘Swissmiss', is a designer who leverages the power of community and interactivity, particularly in the digital space.
Aaron Koblin – Currently the CTO at the digital therapeutics startup ‘Verse', Aaron previously led Data Arts Team in Google's Creative Lab and is known for his pioneering work in data visualization and interactive digital art.