who's who in research visuAl Arts - Intellect

Clare Park
Keywords power, dyskinesia, theatre,
movement, photography
Alexander Pasko
United Kingdom
Keywords function representation
(FRep), boundary representation
(BRep), HyperFun, Fab at Home
(FaH), volumetric computation
Contemporain in Strasbourg – and internationnally, in New York,
London, Tokyo, Amsterdam, Torino, Prague and Quebec. His work
involves a complex and contemporary negotiation of the phenomena of
fetishism, reification, faith and the general instrumentalisation of
magical and religious thoughts in postmodern society.
› Structures of allusion, Journal of Visual Art Practice, 8.1&2, 99-117.
Clare Park MA (RCA) is a creative and fine art photographer who
specializes in portraiture. She explores photographic self image
through the use of symbol and metaphor, having begun developing this
work as a response to personal narratives of her own life journey and
her reflections upon being a dancer. Her strong personal style is evident
in posters for theatre and dance companies such as the RNT, RSC and
the ROH Covent Garden. The body, movement and collaboration are
keys to Clare's work whether it be for a commissioned portrait or for a
personal project.
› Dance with time: Movement, when all is said and done, Journal of Applied
Arts & Health, 1.2, 205-213.
Alexander Pasko is Professor at the National Centre for Computer
Animation, Bournemouth University. Dr. Pasko researches the
function-based modelling of shapes in space-time and applying such
new modelling methods and tools in animation, sculpture and other
artistic forms. His research work started in Russia, then moved to Japan
in 1993 and finally to the United Kingdom in 2007. Along with his
colleagues, Dr. Pasko has introduced, and has continued to develop, a
new approach to modelling real and abstractvolumetric objects along
with their internal properties. Together, they have published more than
100 papers in academic journals and conference proceedings.
› Fabricating Nature, Technoetic Arts: A Journal of Speculative Research, 7.2,
165-173.
Andrew Gryf Paterson Andrew Gryf Paterson is a Scottish artist-organizer, cultural producer
and independant researcher, based in Helsinki, Finland. His work