“The works in homologies are part of my exploration into machine-human interactions. Through kinetic objects referred to as living particles I am abandoning the dominant relationship of human-computer interface as portal-to-utility in an effort to expand the possibilities of interaction. These works seek an engagement between human and device that is experienced as mutual exploration not simply unidirectional control”. S. Daniels
These projects are supported by a Ryerson New Faculty Development grant, a Creative Fund grant as well as an FCAD project grant to Steve Daniels.
Steve Daniels is an electronic artist and dumpster diver. He splits his time between Peterborough, Toronto and the Greyhound. He holds an MSc from the University of Manitoba and is a graduate of the Integrated Media program at OCAD. Steve’s practice juxtaposes disparate knowledge systems and experiences in an effort to reveal their underlying structures and assumptions. He is an assistant professor and Program Director of the New Media option in the School of Image Arts at Ryerson University (Toronto) where he teaches courses in Physical Computing, Telepresence and Networked Objects.
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