Molly Morin
- University of Notre Dame
- Website: www.mollymorin.com
I am an artist with an MFA in Sculpture from Clemson University, and her BFA from the University of Notre Dame. Before returning to Notre Dame, I worked as a lecturer in digital art, a graphic designer, and art center coordinator. I have exhibited throughout the Southeast and Midwest.
I work with data visualization software and rapid prototyping technology to make drawings and sculpture based on information mined from the internet. My works explore the tension between information and meaning as well as digital and physical space. My current project, Finding Poetry is in collaboration with Dr. Keith Davis, director of the Digital Visualization Theatre in the College of Science, and Notre Dame's Center for Research Computing.
My Posts
Words we didn’t know we didn’t know
Thursday, April 28th, 2011 | mmorin
We would like to talk about some of the terms we commonly use, and how their meanings vary across disciplines. As an artist and an astrophysicist we’ve been working on digital projects together since grad school, and we’re repeatedly surprised at how differently our disciplines use the same terms. We’d like to talk about some of the things we have learned by having to create a workable hybrid terminology and discuss some of the most meaningful instances of this discussion.
We’d also like to hear about others’ experiences with terminology and communication as we work toward more efficient and meaningful collaboration.
