who's who in research visuAl Arts - Intellect

Barbara Rauch
Ontario College of Art and Design -
University of the Arts London, Digital
Futures, Toronto, Canada
Keywords creative thinking,
daydream, liminal state, unconscious
dream, mindset
Matthias Rauterberg
Keywords Nobel Prize in Physics,
inventions, discoveries, global
warming social application
Tiina Rautkorpi
Helsinki Polytechnic, Research and
development, PO Box 4032, Helsinki,
FIN-00099, Finland
Keywords mentoring, culture,
179-189.
Barbara Rauch is a Research Fellow engaged in research-led practice.
She has recently completed a practice-led exploration of dreaming and
online virtual environments. Her interest lies in the neuroscientific
model of the unconscious brain and the non-linearity apparent within
dreaming narratives. She has created a set of works exploring this area
of research in comparison to VR models in the World Wide Web. She
is currently working on a project concerned with animal and human
facial expressions, drawing on 3D laser scanning devices. This project
aims to further explore how digital technology can alter the way we
usually impose our human understanding of the world onto other
systems including digital forms of VR systems.
› A merging of mindsets through collision and collusion, Technoetic Arts: A
Journal of Speculative Research, 5.1, 55-.
Matthias Rauterberg is the head of the Designed Intelligence research
group a the Department of Industrial Design at the Eindhoven
University of Technology. He has chaired a number of Technical
Committees of the International Federation of Information Processing.
He was also Visiting Professor at Kwansei Gakuin University in Japan.
In 1998 he was awarded the Swiss Technology Award for the BUILD-
IT system, and has over 250 publications in international journals
(several of which he is on the editorial board for), conference
proceedings, and books.
› The asymmetry between discoveries and inventions in the Nobel Prize in
Physics, Technoetic Arts: A Journal of Speculative Research, 6.1, 73-77.
Tiina Rautkorpi is Senior Lecturer of Media at Helsinki Polytechnic,
Finland. She worked as a radio and TV journalist and documentary
director for ten years. Since then she has been employed as Lecturer in
Education Planning and Management in the Department of Visual and
Media Arts. She is interested in combining industry and businessoriented
research and development with art pedagogy in adult
education; and her main research topic is the use of art pedagogy,