FRAME 01 / 181:46
Catherine Warren
Entertainment innovation and community
IN THE ROOM / 19 PEOPLE / 18 FILMS
Who's in the room.
There is no single AI person in British Columbia. That is the point. Pick a face, press play, and follow the thread that catches you.
PUBLIC COMMUNITY PORTRAITS / NEWEST FIRST
The contact sheet
FRAME 02 / 182:09
Luke MinakerMayumi Rollings
AI animation and filmmaking
FRAME 03 / 182:28
Anthonia Ogundele
Youth innovation and community infrastructure
FRAME 04 / 181:20
Dimitri Schwartzman
AI in everyday professional practice
FRAME 05 / 182:04
Matthew Schwartzman
Student organizing and peer learning
FRAME 06 / 182:50
Sev Geraskin
Products, ethics, and community experiments
FRAME 07 / 182:54
Dean Shev
Health technology and applied ethics
FRAME 08 / 182:23
Loki Jorgensen
Mind, AI and consciousness
FRAME 09 / 182:18
Prajwal Prashanth
Student building and assistive technology
FRAME 10 / 186:22
Kris Krüg
Community building and creative technology
FRAME 11 / 182:12
Philippe Pasquier
Metacreation and computational creativity
FRAME 12 / 184:23
Patrick Pennefather
Community research and emerging media
FRAME 13 / 182:05
Lionel Ringenbach
Creative technology and ecological observation
FRAME 14 / 181:54
Ove Holmqvist
Music technology and biosignal art
FRAME 15 / 181:54
Jackson Wu / SHYANG
Beatboxing, facilitation, and creative technology
FRAME 16 / 183:54
Brittney Smaila
Neuroscience and poetry
FRAME 17 / 182:14
Kevin Friel
Film, real-time visuals, and creative AI
FRAME 18 / 181:49
Marina / Orbit Princess
Performance, ritual, and creative collaboration
AN OPEN DOOR
The room is made of people.
These films hold one view of the community. The next gathering is where the archive becomes a room again.