Mike Bukhin has a background in computer science and philosophy and has been involved with interactive technologies for over fifteen years. He was a co-founder of Vista Associates, an early adopter of online education and was a senior engineer at QuitNet.Com, the largest online smoking cessation community in the world. He is currently a masters candidate at the Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP) at NYU's Tisch School for the Arts. At ITP, Mike has been working with urban wayfinding, ubiquitous media and connecting people with stories. Mike has presented work at the Sony Wonder Labs and Conflux, an annual New York festival of contemporary psychogeography. He can be reached at mbukhin (at) gmail dot com or at txtst.com
Michael DelGaudio has been involved with interactive technology for over ten years. His interest in how society coexists with, adapts to, and reinvents the technology we create is the primary fuel for his motivations. As a post-medium artist and designer, Michael's work ranges from traditional print based design to highly conceptual interactive installations. Recently he has taken interest in generative compositions, information visualization, kinetic sculpture, and cell phone technology. He has a background in design and is a currently working toward a Masters degree in Interactive Telecommunications from NYU's Tisch School for the Arts.
Web Site: MichaelDelGaudio.com
Sonali Sridhar has an MPS Interaction Design, Interactive Tellecommunications Program NYU.
BFA Communication Design, Atlanta College of Art.
As a designer interested in mass media and communication, Sonali is interested in expression that creates a fever of mass participation. Soft and Wearable technology are an area of interest to her as the ubiquity of mobile technology is on the ascend.
Web Site: Sonali Sridhar
Mouna Andraos is an interaction designer currently based in New York City and working on the relationship between people and technology in various mediums including web, mobile, electronics and wearables.
She worked for five years with BlueSponge, a Montreal based interactive production studio where she completed more than 30 mandates for a diverse range of clients from both the corporate and cultural world, including Bell Canada Enterprise, Bombardier, CBC/Radio-Canada, Tele-Québec, FIND (International Nouvelle Danse Festival), and the Montreal Museum of Contemporary Art. She also wrote and directed the more experimental web project SavedByTheBelles.com.
Her latest project, madeinMTL.com – a collaboration between BlueSponge and Locomotion Films- was recently showcased in the Interactive Annuals of Communications Arts & Print magazine and won numerous prices including Best of Show & Best of Art at the South by South West web awards, a cyberLion in Cannes and a pixel award in Excellence in Culture, Lifestyle Arts from the Canadian New Media Association.
She recently completed her Master’s degree at the Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP), Tisch School of the Arts, New York University, where she pursed her work on interactive experience and content away from the virtual, back into the physical world.
Web Site: http://missmoun.com/