Digital Brochure, 2XXX
Hello, Future.
We are a future-bending virtual organization that takes a speculative approach to (re)searching human interaction in relation to networked consumer electronic devices. Founded in 2017 by multimedia artist Laura Hyunjhee Kim, our core activity is manifested on a website and our (re)discoveries are realized and disseminated through various digital and physical tools that support remote access.
SEICA Virtual Research LabsOur Virtual Research Labs actively conduct multimedia-based research through digital experimentation and production of new media works as a means to investigate new-er experiences in relation to networked electronic devices that mediate human relationships and present new ways of thinking about intimacy.
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Human Interaction Management: A Proposal (#47-D, Document, Intermediary Interface Research Lab)
SEICA Prototype Lab
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Our Prototype Lab implements the Intermediary Interface Research Lab (IIRL)'s Human Interaction Management: A Proposal and develops a series of Companion Artefact robot prototypes. Instead of applying hierarchical owner-owned relationship design principles as in creating virtual pets, the lab designs prototypes as intermediary interfaces that not only provide companionship but also help humans consciously engage in building meaningful relationships with each other.
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Great things come in thumbnails.
SEICA NOW - Issue 1 - IRL Press (#35-P, Poster, Marketing)
SEICA Publication
SEICA NOW - Issue 1
Earth’s one-of-a-kind speculative coverage of technology, art, and culture! Along with SEICA's research updates, this issue features 40 wondrous pages of contributions from movers and shakers of the future including: Kate Rhoades, Cara Rose DeFabio, Dorothy R. Santos, Ryan Wurst, Mark Amerika, Ryan Wade Ruehlen, Systaime, Taravat Talespand, Paula Morales, Mitsu Hadeishi, Steve Timm, chatbot Mitsuku, and the Media Archaeology Lab.
Earth’s one-of-a-kind speculative coverage of technology, art, and culture! Along with SEICA's research updates, this issue features 40 wondrous pages of contributions from movers and shakers of the future including: Kate Rhoades, Cara Rose DeFabio, Dorothy R. Santos, Ryan Wurst, Mark Amerika, Ryan Wade Ruehlen, Systaime, Taravat Talespand, Paula Morales, Mitsu Hadeishi, Steve Timm, chatbot Mitsuku, and the Media Archaeology Lab.
Collaboratively, shaping a world we want to live in.
SEICA Residency Program
Residency Research Projects
SEICA Human Interaction Labs' Resident Researchers work individually or in collaboration with our in-house researchers. The list of SEICA Resident Researchers can be found at the Hall of Resident Researchers. (Image: Internet Sentiment Study by SEICA Resident Research Fellow)
SEICA Residency Program offers a unique chance for ambitious and like-minded creatives to conduct self-directed experimentation and fast forward into the future. More information can be found HERE.
SEICA Human Interaction Labs' Resident Researchers work individually or in collaboration with our in-house researchers. The list of SEICA Resident Researchers can be found at the Hall of Resident Researchers. (Image: Internet Sentiment Study by SEICA Resident Research Fellow)
SEICA Residency Program offers a unique chance for ambitious and like-minded creatives to conduct self-directed experimentation and fast forward into the future. More information can be found HERE.
Together, building a future that starts now.
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Human and Nonhuman Resources Handbook (#9-D, Handbook, Human and Nonhuman Resources)
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Browser Sanitizer (#17-D, Office Supply, SEICA)
Non-Place Non-Time: Visual Language of the Twilight Zone (#45-D, Book, SEICA)
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We re-construct the past. We de-stabilize the present. We re-imagine the future. |
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