Haptic Lab

The Haptic Lab is hands-on studio course in which haptic learning—both physical and virtual—will occur simultaneously. Four fast-paced, materially intensive assignments will be paired with equally intensive digital production. Students not only will engage in making artworks in both realms, but also engage in critical analysis of the dynamic relationship between the two. Materials may include ash wood, silicon rubber, soil, polystyrene, or a recipe for 2,000-year-old cement. Course work will be supported by visiting artists and scholars and accompanied by cognitive self-analysis in the form of weekly photo and journal documentation.

Other Information

This course will be accompanied by a rotating docket of visiting artists and scholars.

If you would like to register for this course and the enrollment is currently full, please use the following link to a Waitlist Request Form

Watch on Instagram

Watch students put the final touches on their creations for VIS 425 Haptic Lab @185Nassau, where they are experimenting with ash wood to bring their designs from the digital to physical realm.

Faculty

Sections

U01

Fridays, 12:30-4:20 PM

Instructor(s)

Joe Scanlan

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