ThoughtWorks Arts new San Francisco based residency has been awarded to a team of three artists working across media with a focus on remote collaboration and distributed story-telling.
During their residency, Max Razdow, Ollie Razdow, and Jamie Zigelbaum will work together developing a generative story-telling project, titled, All Possible Pathways.
We are thrilled to be joining forces with the world’s first decentralized AI platform, SingularityNET, for our next residency: The Democratization of Artificial Intelligence via Blockchain.
Blockchains and AI are revolutionary technologies that will imminently change how humans and industry exist forever.
We are very pleased to welcome our newest resident Rashin Fahandej, an Iranian-American multimedia artist and filmmaker.
During her ThoughtWorks Arts Residency, with support from Scatter, Rashin will be using Depthkit to expand her practice, furthering the development of her project, A Father’s Lullaby.
On April 14th, robotics resident Adrianne Wortzel gave a sneak preview of her film The Sentient Thespian at Pioneer Works in Brooklyn.
This humorous and poignant short film explores an irritable and conniving four-legged robot’s intrigues with both a fellow 15-foot industrial robotic arm, and its human interlocutor.
ThoughtWorks Arts in collaboration with groundbreaking film studio Scatter teamed up on March 16-17 to run a free community workshop for 24 participants. Together, they taught artists, technologists, designers and filmmakers the newest version of the Depthkit technology.
Scatter, a Brooklyn-based creative company, produces immersive experiences, provides tools and training, and empowers creators using volumetric filmmaking techniques.
Robotics resident Catie Cuan was recently featured in a video feature for Engadget, highlighting the importance of machine movement.
In the interview, Catie explains her ideas on how robotics are impacting society and how choreography can change the way we understand human-robot interactions.
This summer we were thrilled to host a Special Edition Art-A-Hack in collaboration with The Volumetric Society, the Human Impacts Institute and the New York City College of Technology (City Tech).
Four teams met over four Saturdays to create projects around two parallel issues.