Golan Levin

Golan Levin (b. 1972) explores new intersections of machine code, visual culture, and critical making. Currently Professor of Electronic Art in the School of Art at Carnegie Mellon University, his pedagogy is concerned with reclaiming computation as a medium of personal expression. Levin has been embedded within technological research environments such as the MIT Media Laboratory and Ars Electronica Futurelab for over 30 years and recently co-authored Code as Creative Medium (MIT Press, 2021). Levin’s work combines the whimsical, the provocative, and the sublime in an eclectic variety of online, installation, and performance media. He applies creative twists to digital technologies that highlight our relationship with machines, expand the vocabulary of human action, and awaken participants to their potential as creative actors.Last Updated: 2023.03

Co-Players

John Maeda

Technologist / Vice President, Design and Artificial Intelligence, Microsoft

Toyoda Keisuke

Project Professor at the Institute of Industrial Science (IIS), The University of Tokyo / NOIZ (architecture design) / gluon (smart city consulting)

Inafuku Takanobu

Programmer

Seo Hyo-jung

Artist , Professor, Samsung Art & Design Institute

Aida Daiya

Museum Educator

Aramaki Haruka

Artist

Oshima Ryo

Programmer, Interaction Designer

Hori Hiroyuki

Programmer, Technical Director / Founder, PAN. CO., LTD

Kimura Yusaku

Technical Director, Engineer

Masaki Ray

Graphic designer

MATHRAX (Kuze Shozo + Sakamoto Mariko)

Artist, Engineer, Designer

Hagiwara Shunya

Web Designer, Programmer

Hayashi Yosuke

UI designer, Programmer