Cornish+ & Future Arts are honored to announce the nomination for 5 Audience Choice Auggie Awards, which recognize the leading artists and industry innovators in the XR field globally.
CUT, CRUSH, DECAY is a finalist in the following categories:
- Best Art or Film
- Best Indie Creator
- Best Location-Based Entertainment
- Best Societal Impact
- Best Use of AI
Voting Deadline: May 22nd
Announcement of Winners: June 19th at AWE USA 2024 in Long Beach, CA
To celebrate the launch of Cornish+, Cornish College of the Arts engaged Future Arts to catalyze arts and technology cross-industry collaborations within the South Lake Union Neighborhood.
Photo (Right): Cornish students discuss interdisciplinary work with Future Arts Team and Cornish Visual Arts Faculty Kevin Goodrich.
Photo Credit: Winnie Westergard
Photo (Above): Rendering of motion capture sequences of three dancers.
When: September 15 - October 26
Where: Mural on Ivey Building at Boren Ave
Documentary & Public Tour Times:
Raisbeck Auditorium
Sunday, Sept. 24, 2 PM
Tuesday, Oct. 17, 12 PM
Over the past year, Future Arts has collaborated with Cornish’s students, faculty and the international digital arts community to create a mixed reality (XR) installation: CUT, CRUSH, DECAY, for the Ivey on Boren mural, adjacent to the Behnke Family Gallery. Artists, students, and community members will experience how multiple technologies, such as augmented reality (AR), AI-driven motion capture, and mycelium can be used to scale and expand their own creativity through this public art mural which emphasizes the importance of cross-disciplinary, cross-sector collaborations in the arts to build a more vibrant and inclusive future for Seattle and beyond.
Photo: Cornish student in costume for motion capture session.
Photo credit: Winnie Westergard
Future Arts’ mission is to cultivate cross-pollination between technology, nature, and the arts. Developing community-driven, immersive experiences that integrate emergent strategies rooted in biomimicry, builds a more equitable, inclusive society.
Photo: Future Arts co-founders Anna Czoski and Laara Garcia look at images during a motion capture session with Cornish students.
Photo credit: Winnie Westergard
