Photo: Jonathan Ross
Current Employer: BBI Engineering, 2002-Present
MPS, Interactive Art and Technology,
Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP), NYU, 2002
BS, Theatre and English, Wesleyan University, 1997
If asked to choose my specialty, I would say that my primary
expertise is in creating multimedia experiences for a public
audience.
This means that I am a designer, programmer, artist,
technologist, integrator, manager, and all-around outside-the-box
thinker. I can make wireframes and write proposals. I can program
embedded controllers and design book covers.
Currently, I work
for BBI Engineering in San Francisco creating interactive exhibits
for museums around the country since 2002. As Lead Creative
Programmer, I specialize in exhibits that fall in the realm
of "physical computing." These are exhibits that
you push or pull, or that use your heart rate or take your
photo. I have been everything from project manager to media
producer to programmer or technology designer.
I also freelance
as a graphic designer, working primarily on small print and
logo materials.
When I have that illusory fantasy known as
freetime, I am a multimedia artist who creates socially relevant
art in a variety of mediums: some still, some time-line based,
some presentational, and some interactive. My work usually
contains strong elements of collage and reappropriation.
415-516-2049
Sasha(at)mortalspaces.com
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