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George Legrady
George Legrady is a media artist and director of the Experimental Visualization Lab in the Media Arts & Technology program at UC Santa Barbara.
He belongs to the early generation of artists from the 1980’s to integrate real-time computational processes with conceptually based photographic and multilinear database narratives. His key interactive installations include the “Anecdoted Archive from the Cold War” (1993), “Slippery Traces” (1995), “Pockets Full of Memories” (2001-2007), and “Making Visible the Invisible” (2005-2014) for the Rem Koolhaas Seattle Central Library.
His contribution to media arts has been in intersecting cultural content with data processing for new forms of aesthetic and socio-cultural narrative experiences. His digital interactive installations have been exhibited internationally.
