SCOTT FITZGERALD www.ennuigo.com


Scott Fitzgerald Isopleth, 2014


Projection, custom software, computer, camera


Scott Fitzgerald’s work explores the transition between the physical and digital world, using new technologies as expressive tools. Fitzgerald’s piece, “Isopleth,” or “equal in quantity” refers to a term often used in geography and meteorology describing a line on a map that connects places with similar attributes. The large wall projection reacts to the viewer, the image adapting and changing as viewers move in front of it. He combines notions of film, video, interactivity and play in a work that is constantly changing. This is the public debut of Isopleth.


Bio Scott Fitzgerald is an artist and educator who uses his work as a tool for teaching and exploration. He examines how culture and technology influence each other, and how spaces can be altered through environmen- tal manipulation. He received a Masters from NYU’s ITP, where he teaches Physical Computing and video programming. From 2007-2010, Scott worked with the audio art research group Locus Sonus. In 2011 he and Vibeke Jensen completed a permanent in- stallation at the University of Oslo, “Trigger.” He runs workshops on using technology in the arts and is the head of documentation for the open source Arduino platform. Scott is currently Assistant Professor of the Arts in Interactive Media at New York University Abu Dhabi.


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