Enclosed is my blog site that I established in early 2000’s online at the address: https://emedia.wordpress.com
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- by emedia“Madritmos” (“Mad”: Madrid “ritmos”: Algorithms) is an interactive digital, kinetic, geo-location performance project, that uses algorithmic functions calculated in a custom GPS Tracking Android Phone App to direct the user’s or “passengers,” to move around the city of Madrid, Spain. Influenced by the French Situationists who experimented with numerous rules for navigating Paris with the… Read More
- by emedia“Fishing for Butterflies & Bourgeoisie” (2016) by Max Kazemzadeh was an interactive installation with an artificial firefly created using Arduino, an Ultrasonic Rangefinder, an ultrabright multicolor LED, and an altered computer fan tethered to a steel suspended rod that would fly, light up with different colors, and bounce around using the natural weight and physics… Read More
- by emedia“Colombiritmos” (“Colombi”: Colombia “ritmos”: Algorithms) is an interactive, digital, kinetic, geo-location performance project that uses an algorithmic functions to direct the field-user to navigation of the city of Manizales, and to interact with its people and products, which is presently the main center for the production of Colombian coffee. Influenced by the Situationists who, before… Read More
- by emediaPaggank Daywaygun (2017) is a multi-user interactive digital, kinetic, geo-locative performance media project that uses algorithmic functions calculated in a custom GPS Tracking Phone App that directs participants around Governors Island and back through Manhattan in order to repopulate NYC with nut trees and island soil. The soil that makes up more than half of… Read More
- by emediaChaotic Isolation vs. Peaceful Reunion (2017) uses the random array of triggers and responses that are generated by the confluence of too many photoresistors (analog light sensors) assembled in a specific configuration where all attempt to read at the same time, thereby generating a kind of electrical randomness that is unpredictable. While this configuration generates… Read More
- by emedia“Poseidon’s Pull (Revisited): Part 1: Channeling the gestures of a god” is a continuation of the 2012 project by Max Kazemzadeh & Reza Safavi that intends to identify connections between Greek myth, “actual” place, and the phenomena of apophenia in identifying significant messages from Poseidon that are communicated through his gesture, aka. the control of… Read More
- by emediaBeirithms (2016) was a collaborative project that Max Kazemzadeh and Reza Safavi completed in Beijing using cell phones and a custom built robotic rice dropping machine. Beirithms (2016) in Beijing, China (by Max Kazemzadeh & Reza Safavi) from max kazemzadeh on Vimeo.
- by emediahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1inx4S9GHI&feature=youtu.be The “RE-DEFINING A LINE: UBIQUITY” project is an energetic initiative intended to serve the greater DC, NoMA, and Gallaudet communities as an outpost and destination for events and creative/academic projects in order to attract interest and attention to the NoMA area, as well as serve as an active, creative and academic beacon for multi-disciplinary… Read More
- by emediahttp://www.kabk.nl/newsitemEN.php?newsid=0921&cat=10 Under the guidance of Interactive Media teacher Lauren Alexander and professor / programme director of Art & Media Design at Gallaudet University in Washington (US), Max Kazemzadeh, the Graphic Design department of the Royal Academy of Art is currently giving an introduction to the possibilities of interactive open-source software and robotics. Workshop student blogs… Read More
- by emediaby Reza Safavi and Max Kazemzadeh “Dabarithms: Palm Wish” (“Daba”: Dubai “rithms”: Algorithms) is an interactive digital, kinetic, geo-location performance project, that uses algorithmic functions calculated in a custom GPS Tracking Android Phone App to direct a “wish-scavenger” around the man-made Palm Jumiera Island (Dubai, UAE) in search of wishes. The Palm Jumiera is named… Read More