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Alison Cornyn fuses art and technology in the creation of
sculptural objects that incorporate digital elements such as video and sound .
Among her recent works are: Watch , a microcontrolled set of light bulbs
reflecting the time of day in three different cities in the world; Man/Woman, a
video piece for two monitors exploring perception of gender and self.
Sue Johnson has been integrating documentary photography and
the world wide web. She is experimenting with the possibilities for generating
mutual trust in a digital environment. Her most recent project is CHANT, an online place of convergence.
Chris Vail is a multimedia producer who uses news and documentary material
to create forms of interactive electronic storytelling. He worked as a
photographer for 15 years and covered the conflicts in Central America and
the Caribbean from 1985-1990. He co-edited "NICARAGUA, A DECADE OF
REVOLUTION" (W.W.Norton,1991), a photo history of the Sandinista years.
Special thanks to Gilles Peress for his assistance as a source of material and ideas during the site's development and to Fred Ritchin for his guidance and support. This site was developed at the Interactive Telecommunications
Program at New York University.