About Sean Clark
I am a digital artist, a PhD researcher, the director of web/mobile developer Cuttlefish and the curator of The Interact Gallery.
In my commercial work I am interested in social networking, mobile multimedia, collaborative computing and location-aware information systems. In my arts work I am inspired by systems theory, the nature of interactivity and creative explorations of flow and connectedness.
I have had a varied career which has seen me work in the arts, academia and commerce, and I am comfortably able to move my focus between the three.
As a researcher I have published over 20 research papers and have spoken at numerous conferences and seminars. I have an Honours Degree in Computer Studies from Loughborough University, a Masters in Digital Arts from Camberwell College of Arts, University of the Arts London and am currently working towards a practice-based PhD in Systems Theory and Digital Arts at De Montfort University.
About Cuttlefish
Cuttlefish Multimedia Ltd is a web and mobile developer based in the UK's East Midlands. We are able to take on a wide range of projects including multimedia installations, web and mobile development, locative media and arts/technology consultancy. If you have a project in mind, or would like to know more about what we do, please contact Sean Clark by email at seanc@cuttlefish.com or telephone the main office on 01509 231233.
Blog Posts
My Raspberry Pi has arrived! The diminutive computer came through the door in an unassuming packet direct from Element 14 (Farnell) 10 weeks or so after I placed my order. This was pretty much when ...
A video of the talk by Genetic Moo at Phoenix Square on the 9th May 2012 is now available here. Some photographs are also available on Flickr.
There is a great - albeit creepy - installation on at Phoenix Square at the moment. Infestation by Squid Soup is in the Cube and features a host of projected spiders and bugs that you can interact ...
The "Letters and Bridges" telematic performance took place at the Interact Gallery yesterday. Vocalists in Leicester and Mexico City performed a number of pieces together over a distance of 5,400 ...
I popped in to see the latest exhibition at Two Queens in Leicester today. The show is based on their recent live online event 'The News'. When you arrive you are greeted by a large pink 'shamanic' ...
