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Andrea Ackerman
Andrea Ackerman is an American artist who lives in New York. She is also a writer and theorist. At Yale she studied physics and biophysics; afterwards she graduated Harvard Medical School, with a concentration in Neuroscience, and trained and practiced as a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst. She has used digital technology since the mid 1990s in order to fabricate her work, which dabbles in the realms concerning technology, nature, aesthetics and ethics. She imbues objects with qualities not ordinarily occurring in nature, and in doing so fabricates a “synthetic” nature. Specific aspects of 2D and 3D still and animation software are applied in subtle ways like using effects meant for fluids on rose petals or skin. Ackerman believes finding meaningful ways to use these effects is essential to the evocation of a seamless transformation - digital to human.
Ackerman has taught 3D computer modeling (Maya) at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, was a co- director of ISEA2011, and is an editor of Leonardo Electronic Almanac, most recently, the associate editor of Uncontainable, the exhibition catalog of electronic art exhibited at ISEA2011, Istanbul. Ackerman lives in New York, New York with her husband and two children.〔http://www.andreaackerman.com/brief%20narrative%20bio_august06.htm〕〔http://isea2011.sabanciuniv.edu/.ackerman〕
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