david fodel

This is another experimental work, based on a Max patch I plundered from various sources, with music I composed.

I developed a Max patch based on the Darwin Remote Framework and an external object developed by Masayuki Akamatsu. It lets one control MIDI devices using WiiMotes.

I was selected to participate in "The Drawing Show", with my submission of "My Big Fat Generative Software Drawing", shown here.

Created for Addictive TV Mixmasters Series, 2003. Audio by David Fodel, video by Brian Kane.

ArtLab was selected to present the "Telepainting" portion of the Virtual Classroom project at the 4th International Symposium on Electronic Art in Minneapolis, in 1993.

Short video shot in the Naropa Institute's maitri room. Movement by Stacey B.

The HyperTexture CD-ROM Magazine was an outgrowth of the print-based arts publication "Texture Magazine". Volunteer artists and professionals collaborated to investigate using new media.

As Director of ArtLab and working with school-aged kids, I co-produced an acclaimed “Virtual Classroom” which investigated the creative and educational possibilities of emerging technologies.

An early video work based on physical looping of 1/2" black and white reel-to-reel videotape, a la "Frippertronics".

Live AV Remix of Christopher Willits "Colors Shifting" track. Performed at Metropolitan State College of Denver.