For the past two months I have been collaborating with Domani Turner-Ward on a sculpture to display the data from her investigation of chemistry in the sediments at the local shore. The studies we have been look at include measurements of nitrite, nitrate, and phosphate in transect extending perpendicular to the water line. These ionic …
Sara Gevurtz and Thomas Asmuth present their paper: Eco-Art and Sciences in an Age of Cynicism for the Association for the Study of Literature and Environment (ASLE) 2020 Nearly Carbon Neutral Biennial Conference. Every other year the conference does a meeting using teleconferencing to reduce impact from travel. In this talk, Asmuth and Gevurtz will …
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We exhibited our sculpture made from fieldwork in Durban South Africa. Seen on the right side of the image is a tank with local marine life.
once again we were out in the field with the STEAMing the River interdisciplinary project team this past weekend. we have been doing a seasonal recording of seven stations from the Escambia Bay to the Gulf. the surface water camera dolly (aka ‘the rig’) is doing fairly well. we performed some emergency repairs the week …
A couple of pieces I have been working are the adaptation of the Mindwave neural interface as a control system and Turbidity paintings. I began the research on biometry as a control interface on my Researcher-in-Residence visit at Signal Culture in December 2015. I made significant progress in the design of using different EEG readings to …
I have been awarded the Florida Researcher Fellowship from UWF to seed fund my project Turbidity Paintings. I am very excited! The submersible ROVs are on order!
Turbidity Paintings is aa collaboration with my colleague Sara Gevurtz in underwater imaging using two open source submersible ROVs (OpenRov). The project has gotten some interest in art/science communities and hopefully i will be announcing some other exciting news soon. it has also garnered some attention by environmental science and i have a research assistant …
I gave a talk last week for the Experience UWF Downtown Lecture Series titled Art as an Exo-Discipline. It was an tremendous honor, thanks to Dr. Ford and everyone who contributed to the opportunity. I tried to unravel the methods of the interdisciplinary work I do. I attempted to discuss philosophy, the crises in working as a …