Artist Lecture by Chris Carlson

Chris Carlson is a software developer and musician with a passion for discovering new ways of generating, transforming, and experiencing sound. For the past 8 years, Chris has worked with small multidisciplinary teams to build interactive experiences for cultural institutions and brands including Denver Botanic Gardens, SFMOMA, The National Archives, Adidas, Occidental College, Coca Cola, Epson, and SEGD. He is the creator of Borderlands Granular, an expressive multitouch interface for granular synthesis on the iPad platform.  Borderlands has a worldwide community of users and has found its way into film scores, live performances, educational workshops, and field recording expeditions. It has been called “a reason to own an iPad” by Peter Kirn of Create Digital Music.

You can join us via Zoom or join us at the atrium for the viewing. Seats are limited and if you wish to join us for the physical viewing, kindly use the Eventbrite link below. Zoom link: https://vcu.zoom.us/j/91269768054Physical Viewing registration link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ims-karak-hour-tickets-189496558307 This Artist Lecture is presented by DAT Lab. DAT Lab is a research lab for interactive processes and digital experiences exploring human interface with emergent technology.