Selected Student Works
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Students’ works (2022~present) [UCSB: 2022, UMD: 2023~present]
- UMD (2023~Present): Selected works by the graduate and IMD (CS & Art tracks) students
ThermoWeave - Zining Zhang (Ph.D.) et al.
FractalBrain - Jamie Dinh (MS) et al.
Spatial Orchestra - You-Jin Kim (Ph.D.) et al.
Aroma Synesthesia - Adrianna Hwang (BA) et al.
Wave: From Ocean to Space - IMD Team (including 10 students)
Sensorium ARC - Noah Bissell, Ethan Paley, Amanda Wang
Coral Bleaching (parts of Sensorium ARC) - Amanda Wang
Kelp forest & whales (parts of Sensorium ARC) - Noah Bissell
HeartbeatVR - Ali Lamouki (BA)
Chain of Ocean - Richard Han (BS)
Qubit Visualization - Jamie Dinh (MS)
Shadows of Silence – Maria Pacheco (BA)
Dream of Stingray - Max Sheppard (BS) et al.
Canary VR - Samuel Wiggins (BS) et al.
Brainwave Soundscape Therapy - Daryn Rowse (BA) et al.
Tangible Linear Algebra XR - Ananya Srinivasan (BS)
The More the Merrier - Mateo Rodriguez (BA)
Few Step from Eden - Davin Wambogo (BS)
Artificial Infinite Monkey Theorem- Donovan Lee (BA)
Handy Puzzle VR - Ari Packer (BS) et al.
Freeze! - Josiah Kim (BA) et al.
Neural DDA - Akiro Licitra (BS)
Social Interaction through a virtual avatar - Ethan Paley (BS)
Modern Meditation (holographic EEG experience) - Lina Abzakh (BA) et al.
Series of Public Exhibitions at Immersive Media Design program since 2023 (curated by Myungin Lee)
At the end of each semester, students present projects developed through their coursework in a public exhibition.
Beyond applying what they have learned, they engage directly with diverse audiences and gain experience defining themselves as artists and creators.
The exhibitions also bring together members of the university community and external industry professionals, sometimes leading to internships, collaborations, and other professional opportunities.
University of California Santa Barbara
– (Fall, Winter 2022)
MAT 276IA, MUS 109IA, and MUS 209IA are undergraduate and graduate-level combined courses for real-time audiovisual composition.
Using C++-based AlloLib, students extend their own creativity in real-time audio, visualization, composition, programming, and interactivity.
Their final works are performed as an immersive audiovisual concerts and exhibitions.
"Vibrato” - Sabina Hyoju Ahn (Ph.D.)
“Congestion” - Deniz Çağlarcan (Ph.D.)
“Strings” - Jack Kilgore (MS)
“Planetary Emissions” - Henry Jurney (BS)
Alien March” - Brandon Nadell (BS)
“Unfolding Dimensions” - Pau Diaz (MS)
“Sitting on A Swing at the Event Horizon” - Yifeng Yuan (MA)
“Meshed” - Tommy Crahan (BS)