Our group explores the opportunities and challenges that machine intelligence may bring to emerging media arts practices and computational interaction design to prompt human creativity and cultural experience using an expression as a new design material to create a more intuitive, natural, and expressive computing culture

J'avais rêvé d'une autre vie (I dreamed a dream), 2019
Two bodies, an audio-video dance performance in a rehearsal, 2019
Taiko dance performance real-time visualization in a rehearsal, 2015
Computational analysis of the contemporary art scene using t-SNE, 2018
Preparing to use the Effort detector, 2014
Misplaed Euphoria in a rehearsal, 2017
Visualization of expressive features in the conductor's beat pattern gestures, 2015
Interactive learning system for the Oboe novices, 2018
Aesthetic transferrence between Impressionism and Neural Style Transfer, 2019
Patina -- a perfect broken, 2019
The Led cello performed by Maya Beiser, 2014
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