PROJECT: SIS - Displayed with Heidi Latsky [2018]
OTHER PROJECTS
PROJECT: SemiConductor [2018]
Very proud of my team for this fab experiment from our Creative Lab Fivers.
Semi-Conductor puts you in front of your very own AI orchestra. It uses Tensorflow & PoseNet to allow you to conduct music by moving your arms, using only your browser and a webcam.
For us, it was a fun experiment in AI and interfaces – how can AI help us interact with computers more naturally? Can we control music the way a real conductor would, instead of with buttons and a screen?
You can find it on the Experiments page here, and YouTube here, and here's the direct link.
Semi-Conductor was built with beautiful design & UX from Melissa Lu and Haylie Craig, who were absolutely instrumental in the core of the project.
PODCAST: Lumina Podcast | Australian Film Television and Radio School
TALKS: RE/FRAME 2018
Re: Frame 2018 at AFTRS drew from those engaged at the intersection of technology, creativity and business, to offer inspiration and practical information to Australian creative practitioners and entrepreneurs.
TALKS: How to Lead When You Don’t Know What You’re Doing - 99U
PROJECT: Belongings with SBS [2018]
PROFILE: Peabody Media Award (2017)
The very strange news that we won a Peabody Award for Editions At Play.
PROFILE: The path to creativity is a zigzag
PROFILE: Deloitte OUT50 [2018]
A film about how lucky I am to be able to represent, and why I choose to be a visible part of the lgbtqi movement
PODCAST: Figured Podcast
PROFILE: WOW / Tatty Devine [2019]
PROFILE: How to Share Something About Yourself that You’ve Never Told Anyone
The 2018 99U Conference theme is about overcoming creative challenges, so we’re asking our speakers to reflect on a pivotal pressure-cooker moment and share how they navigated it.
PROFILE: The Bookshelf [2018]
As someone whose career involves developing potentials for the future of reading, including books which can be “owned” and “borrowed” through the use of blockchain technology; and a novel set inside Google’s street view, both as part of Editions at Play, we couldn’t pass up the opportunity to find out which books from the past have impacted the brilliant Tea Uglow
PROFILE: Top 50 female speakers [2018]
So proud to be on this list amongst such incredible women (and that I know some of them!)
PROFILE: 10 Must-Read Books To Get You Ready For 2018
TALK: AIGA - Doubt & the Creative Process [2017]
PROFILE: Jury President D&AD [2018]
Super proud to be the 2018 digital design jury president for @dadad :)
Proud professionally & as #trans #LGBTQ #creativeequals
dandad.org
https://www.dandad.org/en/d-ad-awards/
PROFILE: Simpleweb [2017]
Why aren’t we finding ways of building the information that we want into the way we want to experience the environment, rather than the way we’re told to experience the environment?
Tea Uglow is the Creative Director of Google’s Creative Lab in Sydney, although she prefers a Google (mis)Translate version of the title – Experimental Person in Charge.
Tea leads a team exploring “the spaces between contemporary digital technology and traditional forms of creativity and culture. That might be with museums, galleries, working with artists, filmmakers or writers and looking at what happens when those intersect.”
PROJECT: The Oracles — Punchdrunk [2017]
a collaboration with PunchDrunk and Google’s Creative Lab. The Oracles is a cross-platform experience, developed for primary school children in Haringey. Digital and physical environments are blended, alternating between gameplay and visits to Fallow Cross, where enchanted objects know where you are so that your moves trigger the story.
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