The STUDIO for Creative Inquiry supports atypical, anti-disciplinary, and inter-institutional projects at the intersections of arts, science, technology and culture. learn more ...
Led by Patricia Maurides, Rob Fisher, and John Pollock, Journey Into the Living Cell is a planetarium show made through a collaboration between Carnegie Mellon University and the Carnegie Science Center. The show uses a …
Olympos, directed by Rob Fisher in collaboration with Rob Shakespeare (Theater Computer Visualization Center, Indiana University), was a photometrically accurate computer study of architectural illumination. It illustrated the distribution of light across surfaces based on …
SFCI Archive: SCRATCH and TICKLE (1996) from STUDIO for Creative Inquiry on Vimeo.
Shows gallery users using two interactive computers.
An exploration of rhythm as the common unifying link within the arts and beyond through colloquia with presenters from art, music, architecture, drama and design and a pilot project in which students research the concept …
Sculptor and project Director, Rob Fisher, has adapted scientific visualization software to create 3-D figures called Cybernauts. By collaborating with Computer Scientists at Carnegie Mellon University, he gives his virtual creatures artificial intelligence and mobility — …
Acid Mine Drainage and Art Project (1994-2005) was a community enhancement initiative in Western Pennsylvania to bring broad public participation to the construction of treatment systems to clean up Acid Mine Drainage (metals-laden water which …
