_Hello Lamp Post
Hello Lamp Post is a playful project that invites participants to share stories and rediscover their everyday surroundings.
_I Want You to Want Me
"I Want You to Want Me" uses data scraped from online dating profiles to explore love, desire, and identity.
_Myriad. Where we connect | VR experience
An artistic experience of a poetic journey following the paths of three migratory animals through our interconnected world.
_Just a Reflektor
The interactive Arcade Fire music video bridges the worlds of analog and digital, reality and fiction, film and the web.
_Seven Digital Deadly Sins
Is our online behavior subject to the same standards as we uphold in real life? By reimagining the classic seven deadly sins for a digital…
_Algorithmic Perfumery
Algorithmic Perfumery is a multisensory installation that integrates machine learning, personal data, and generative perfume design to create…
_Social Bouquet
This is an artistic attempt to reclaim the online space that we lost to practical and work applications during the pandemic, because surely…
_The Shirt On Your Back
The Shirt on Your Back is an interactive documentary about the dangers of the global garment industry.
_Living Los Sures
Participatory documentary "Living Los Sures" captures the rich, multicultural history of Brooklyn’s Williamsburg neighborhood.
_That Dragon, Cancer
An immersive, narrative videogame that retells Joel Green’s 4-year fight against cancer exploring themes of faith, hope and love.
_Mapping Main Street
The participatory project "Mapping Main Street" documents the diversity of America.
_Grozny: Nine Cities
Grozny: Nine Cities uses an interactive web documentary format to explore Grozny, the capital of war-torn Chechnya, through nine different…
_The Louniverse
The Louniverse is a study of how Philip Toledano's child, Loulou, interacts with the ipad. Loulou's face slowly appears large, like planets,…
_Video Nation
A participatory documentary project that transformed from a TV project to a growing online archive.
_Balloons of Bhutan
In the participatory documentary project "Balloons of Bhutan," artist Jonathan Harris investigates happiness in all its forms.