Interaction Design
Reid Building, 11 students
The Interaction Design programme at The Glasgow School of Art combines technology with visual thinking and creative problem-solving. As a student of Interaction Design, you will learn to work with creative code to generate engaging interactive digital media for a wide range of platforms. You will graduate with a diverse range of skills enabling future career opportunities in interactive art, design, motion graphics, app development and more.
We are characterised by actively engaging with creative coding and digital culture. The course is highly experimental allowing students to develop their own approaches within an art and design context. We consider our materials to be computers, cameras, sensors, lights, motors, projectors, networks and more.
from Utopia?
from Utopia?
from Utopia?
from Diasporic Chromointerference
from Diasporic Chromointerference
from Diasporic Chromointerference
from Diasporic Chromointerference
from Diasporic Chromointerference
from bi-hyp Touch
from Visual-Based Work
from Dialogue-Based Work
from Dialogue-Based Work
from Dialogue-Based Work
from Visual-Based Work
from Cyanotype Excudendi
from Cyanotype Excudendi
from Ex Notitia Ad Physica
from Cyanotype Excudendi
from Cyanotype Excudendi
from Demonstration/Documentary video
from Setting representative figure for each questions.
from Demonstration/Documentary video
from Setting representative figure for each questions.
from Setting representative figure for each questions.
from Communicative City
from Communicative City
from Sensory Experience.
from Sensory Experience.
from Communicate with the city, visualizing the sensory experience.
from ‘I Was Here’ Motion Sensor
from Painting Series
from ‘I Was Here’ Motion Sensor
from ‘I Was Here’ Motion Sensor
from Painting Series
from Sonic Sculpture
from c = λf
from Sonic Sculpture
from Sonic Sculpture
from Sonic Sculpture
from Data collection on dance movement
from Data collection on dance movement
from Data collection on dance movement
from Data collection on dance movement
from Video Abstract
from Time Stamped
from Seaweed Prints
from Time Stamped
from Seaweed Prints
from Tide Over Time