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Paul Margerison

Dr Paul Margerison is a Visiting Research Fellow in the Design and Innovation Group. He is an artist, designer and craftsman in hot blown glass who has exhibited nationally and internationally. He gained his Ph.D., An Algorithmic and Interactive Approach to Computer Art, in 1994. He is currently researching his concept of an Autonomous Moving Landscape which he first proposed at the Digital Creativity Symposium Greenwich 2000.
Contact Information
Email: p.margerison@open.ac.uk
Phone: +44 (0)1908 653568
Fax: +44 (0)1908 654052
Room: N2018A, Venables building
Selected Publications
`An Autonomous Moving Landscape (Or Container Gardening in the Extreme).'
Proceedings of the Digital Creativity Symposium Greenwich 2000.
Published by University of Greenwich 2000 pp 403- 406 ISBN 1 86166 140 1
CAiiA Star A Semi-autonomous Interactive Cyberbot Kreatures (SICK)'s Consciousness Reframed 98, The Centre for Advanced Inquiry into the Interactive Arts (CAiiA- STAR) The University of Wales College, Newport, and The Centre for Science, Technology and Art Research,(STAR) in the School of Computing, University of Plymouth.
`Virtual Art -- Reality or Nothing' with Johann c.k.h. Riedel and Scott Forrest. Presented at Ciber@rt'96 Valencia.
Current Projects
The Autonomous Moving Landscape (AML) is a project which is intended to link a real garden containing autonomous moving containers of plants with a real time computer generated representation of it which will also display views from webcams mounted on the containers. The AML is intended to people the grounds and lake of an intelligent building. The containers are intended to move through the environs of the building via atria, patios, verandas and roof gardens.
Education
Ph.D. 1994 The Open University
MSc (CADCAM) Cranfield University formerly Cranfield Institute of Technology
BA(hons) 3Ddesign (2-1) 1976 Middlesex University (formerly Hornsey College of Art).
Links
The Virtual Artist's Studio (my web pages)
My full CV
Page Last Updated: 30 April, 2009




