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In a dimly lit room, a person stands at a synthesizer station, ready for their school show performance. Two large screens display intricate, abstract digital patterns with a tunnel-like effect, while various electronic equipment surrounds the workstation.
Nick Ruhlmann, Austin Carrier, Studio for Interrelated Media Performance for All School Show, Performance, 2015
A dimly lit room with vertical light beams hanging from the ceiling, creating glowing reflections on the floor. The walls are dark, and the ambiance is minimalist and modern.
Johnny Chanthavong, Studio for Interrelated Media Untitled, Installation, 2016
A person wearing a dark shirt plays a flute while using a brightly lit electronic music pad with various colored buttons, creating a fusion of traditional and modern music. A laptop and a large screen are visible in the background.
Dan Callahan, Studio for Interrelated Media Untitled, Performance, 2016
A man wearing a backwards baseball cap and a checkered shirt passionately speaks into a microphone, gesturing with his hand. The background is dark, and the lighting casts a purple hue on him.
Lewis Morris, Studio for Interrelated Media Untitled, Performance, 2016
In a dimly lit room, vibrant lights and abstract projections dance across the walls as people collaborate on laptops.
Joshua Stedman, Josiah Simmons, Micah Danemayer, Studio for Interrelated Media Untitled Laptop Collaboration, Performance, 2011
In the brightly lit ring of the S.I.W., a female wrestler soars through the air, ready to land on her opponent sprawled on the mat. The audience is captivated while a referee from the Studio for Interrelated Wrestling stands vigilantly nearby.
Ashley Wasilewski, Serena Gabrels, Studio for Interrelated Media S.I.W.: Studio for Interrelated Wrestling, Performance, 2018
Antony Flackett, Academic Media Arts Support Manager, Studio for Interrelated Media Twin Rock Three, Film/Video, 2013
Split image: Top shows hands posting a letter into a red mailbox labeled POSTE. Middle reveals a hand reaching over a world map with poetic text overlay, as if exploring what we see. Bottom displays a person speaking into a white headset microphone, capturing the essence of times narrative.
Nita Sturiale and Dana Moser, Professors, Studio for Interrelated Media We See Each Other All the Time, Installation, 2017
A person lies on the floor in a dimly lit room, encircled by a square outline of glowing lights. Wearing a white shirt, tattoos visible, they embody the essence of durational performance, where time flows as fluidly as water around them.
Elaine Thap, Studio for Interrelated Media Time as Water, 2 hour durational performance, Performance, 2015
In the warmly illuminated art gallery, a vibrant blend of string lights and colorful paintings sets the scene for lively socialization. Two women engage in animated conversation beneath a sign that reads MELD, highlighting the spirit of collaborative production in every installation.
Anna Stabler, Studio for Interrelated Media MELD (collaborative production team) installation, Installation, 2015
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