9/9 - Three Artists

Ken Rinaldo
Ken Rinaldo is an artist known for his interactive installations which blur "the boundaries between the organic and the inorganic" and speak " to the co-evolution between living and evolving technological cultures." His website says that he has in interest in hybrids and trans-species communication and uses his work to try represent animal cultures as models for machine intelligence.
Drawing Robots
Robot toys that draw on paper and also time lapse of the robot's movements.
Paparazzi Bots
Robots that mimic human movement and attempt to capture photos of people and make them accessible online.

David Rokeby
Rokeby is another installation based artist who creates interactive work that either "directly engage the human body or that involve artificial perception systems."
Quaver
This is a video installation in which letters float around in a video and when the viewer makes sounds into a microphone, the direction the letters are headed in changes.
Plot Against Time
The first iteration of this piece tracks the movements of pigeons and people in the Piazza San Marco in Venice. The moving beings create a trail in a gold shade and the history behind each being is visually shown. Each following iteration is a similar idea in different locations and with different beings.

Liu Dao Art Collective
This is a Chinese art collective based in Shanghai that produces work that "contemplates the future of Asia, engages sights and scenes from old and new China, and elevates the skills of new talents by working from a communal forum." The work they produce is often interactive and representative of modern society. They implement humor and invoke emotive experiences with their pieces.
LED work
Interactive work
Sound work