Nick Fox-Gieg
https://orbital-line-1.glitch.me
A bike ride through Toronto’s waterfront was filmed with a 360 camera, then depth maps were extracted from the footage and transformed into a sequence of brushstrokes in 3D space by a machine learning system.
Nick Fox-Gieg
Nick Fox-Gieg (https://fox-gieg.com/)
is a researcher, animator, and developer in Toronto. Most recently,
he’s been working on XR projects for the Verizon 5G EdTech Challenge,
NYT T Brand Studio, the University of Waterloo, Google Creative Lab, and
Framestore. His awards include a 2017 Engadget Alternate Realities
grant, Eyebeam and Fulbright Fellowships, and the jury prize for Best
Animated Short at SXSW 2010; his work has also been shown at the Ottawa,
Rotterdam, and TIFF film festivals, at the Centre Pompidou, and on CBC
TV. Fox-Gieg holds an MFA from the California Institute of the Arts and a
BFA from Carnegie Mellon University.
For inquiries regarding this initiative, please contact:
Mark-David Hosale, Ph.D. – mdhosale@yorku.ca
Associate Professor and Chair, Computational Arts
Digital Media Program
School of Art, Media, Performance and Design
York University, Toronto
4700 Keele Street .:. 228 Goldfarb Centre for Fine Arts .:. Toronto ON, M3J 1P3 Canada
http://computationalarts.ampd.yorku.ca/