who's who in research visuAl Arts - Intellect

Mehrdad Garousi
Freelance fractal artist, painter, and
photographer
Keywords painting, photography,
graphics, fractal art, topological
sculpting
Alfredo Palacios Garrido
Alcalá University, University College
Cardenal Cisneros,, Alfredo Palacios
Garrido, c/ Colombia, nº30, 9ºD,
Madrid, 28106, Spain
Keywords public art, community art,
heritage education, teacher training
Gregory P. Garvey
Quinnipiac University, Department of
Visual and Performing Arts, 275
Mount Carmel Avenue, CAS 1-322,
Hamden, CT, 6518, United States of
America
Keywords de-realization, depersonalization,
dissociative-identity
disorder, second life, avatar
Mehrdad Garousi is a freelance artist and researcher and has been
involved with painting, photography and graphics for several years.
Having experimented with different media, he chose mathematical and
generative arts including fractal art and topological sculpting as one of
the newest and most wonderful common areas between mathematics
and art. In addition to participating continually in several art
exhibitions of different events like Bridges, Joint Mathematics
Meetings, ISAMA, Computational Aesthetics, Generative Art, he has
also published some papers on this in recent years.
› Fractals and the second life, Metaverse Creativity, 1.2, 147-163.
Alfredo Palacios has a Ph.D. degree in Fine Arts and a Masters degree
in Aesthetics and Theory of Art. Currently he works as a Lecturer in
Art Teacher Education at University College Cardenal Cisneros, Alcalá
University, Madrid. His research centres on community art and the
educational role of public art, heritage and architecture.
› Escribir el Lugar: collaborative projects in public spaces, International
Journal of Education through Art, 4.2, 195-206.
Gregory P. Garvey teaches in the Department of Visual and Performing
Arts at Quinnipiac University. His interactive computer based
installations have been exhibited in the United States, Canada and
Europe and have been written about in publications such as , National
Geographic, Daily Telegraph and others. Previously at Quinnipiac
University, he was the Visiting Fellow in the Arts and also an
Associate Artist of the Digital Media Center for the Arts at Yale
University. Prior to joining Quinnipiac University he was Chair of the
Department of Design Art at Concordia University in Montreal and
was a member of the Board of Directors of the Montreal Design
Institute. He received a Masters of Science in Visual Studies degree
from MIT and was a Fellow at the Center for Advanced Visual Studies
at MIT from 1983-85.
› Dissociation and Second Life: Pathology or transcendence?, Technoetic Arts:
A Journal of Speculative Research, 8.1, 101-107.