A close-up photo of EnRoot framed by angled pinstripes in blue and gold and the words TECH ARTs FESTIVAL March 27-April 21.
Computational Media Capstone Presentations
See how creative media can be applied to social causes.

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Dates

Tue, Apr 18, 2023 - Thu, Apr 20, 2023

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    • Tuesday, Apr 18, 2023, 6:30 - 8:30pm
    • Thursday, Apr 20, 2023, 6 - 8pm

Event Details

In the spring 2023 semester, Assistant Professor Nassim Parvin offered a Computational Media Capstone Project that culminates in a digitally augmented experience broadly driven by explicit engagement with questions of social justice. The final projects will be displayed on the Arts Plaza during the last week of the Tech Arts Festival, with the creators available to discuss their work.

The projects include: EnRoot, which tells the story of the Wood Wide Web, a network of trees, their roots, and the fungi that populate them; Habitat Reflections, where viewers can reflect on the impacts of deforestation on the habitats of animals; and SeaThrough, a project that exemplifies the current state of our Earth’s bodies of water and how they are filled with plastic.

Location

Arts Plaza
Dr. Nassim Parvin

More on Dr. Nassim Parvin

Dr. Nassim Parvin (JafariNaimi) is an Associate Professor of Digital Media in the School of Literature, Media, and Communication at Georgia Tech, where she also directs the Design and Social Justice Studio. Parvin’s research explores the ethical and political dimensions of design and…