CalArts Open Studios 2012

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  • MFA 2

    • Daniel Regenstreif Axe

    • Krista Buecking

    • Akina Cox

    • Gracie DeVito

    • Danielle Dean

    • Sean C. Flaherty

    • David Gutierrez

    • Anitra Haendel

    • Mary Hill

    • Guiyoung Hwang

    • Joshua Mark Logan

    • Alexander Meadows

    • Tyler Matthew Oyer

    • Sarah Petersen

    • Kari Reardon

    • Christopher Reynolds

    • Rowan Smith

    • Benjamin Tong

    • Ariane Vielmetter

    • Esther Pearl Watson

  • MFA 1

    • Juan Pablo Carrillo

    • Ben Dean

    • W Don Flores

    • Tara Foley

    • Satoe Fukushima

    • Ting Ying Han

    • Páll Haukur

    • Andrea Hidalgo

    • Marie Johnston

    • Anne Guro Larsmon

    • Chandler McWilliams

    • Arturo Molinar-Avitia

    • Stephen Neidich

    • Minha Park

    • Lauralee Pope

    • Johanna Reed

    • Camilo Restrepo

    • Ashley Romano

    • Emily Shanahan

    • Dina Sherman

    • Vivian Sming

    • Marisa Williamson

• Photography and Media

  • MFA 2

    • Shagha Ariannia

    • Johanna Breiding

    • Jamora Crawford

    • Malene Dam

    • Patrick Flood

    • Andrea Franco

    • Larissa Brantner James

    • Joni Noe

    • Mary Rasmussen

    • Daney Saylor

    • Jonathan Takahashi

    • Joe Zorrilla

  • MFA 1

    • Heisue Chung

    • Roslyn Cohen

    • Jason Roberts Dobrin

    • Eve LaFountain

    • Elin Lennox

    • Heather M. O'Brien

    • Tamara Rosenblum

    • Vidisha Saini

    • Lauren Steinberg

    • Katrin Winkler

• Art and Technology

  • MFA 2

    • James Brush

    • Robbie Nock

    • Nick Rodrigues

    • Liz Toonkel

  • MFA 1

    • Conor Fields

    • Bryne Rasmussen

• • Robbie Nock

    Studio: C107

    My work explores the interweaving of technology, light and space through a variety of mediums including installation, sculpture, video, print, photography, electronics and code. I am fascinated by the ways in which interactions with technology effect our perception and experience of space, matter and time. I hope that my work inspires the imagination and allows for new ways of understanding and interpreting our technologically mediated condition. I received my MA in English Literature at the University of Edinburgh. Before moving to Los Angeles, I lived in London where I worked as a photographer and performed in a live audio-visual electronic collective.

    robbienock.com
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    cardboard tube, dust, fan, arduino, spotlight; digital microscope, computer, projector; pvc pipes, pvc connectors, pvc elbows

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    digital microscope, computer, projector

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    plastic spheres

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    urethane resin

    2012
    
    
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    neodymium magnets, compasses

    2012