Brad Miller

Artists and Design Academic at University of New South Wales, College of Fine Arts, he lives and works in Sydney. He has typically manipulated found images and sound to create single channel video and interactive works. With his most recent exhibition augment_me at Artspace in 2009, he worked with personal photographic memories, using synchronized projections in a large-scale installation using multi-channel sound which responded to a machine-vision tracking system. The installation is highly adaptive and portable, with the capability to support changes to its content (photographs, video and sounds) in relation to its’ physical location. Miller is currently a research room resident (Oct-Dec 2010) at Critical Path, investigating machine-vision and choreographed bodies. He presented a working model of augment_me during SEAM2010 and participated in the SEAM laboratory – choreographing in a mediated environment led by Christian Zeigler. In early 2011, he is attached researcher to Chunky Move with Gideon Orbanzek and Reuben Margolis, further exploring the human data interface and in-residence at Cité Internationale des Arts, Paris.