Seattle based New Media artist, Franklin Joyce, specializes in media development and projection design for commercial and non-commercial clients. His sound and video projects have been exhibited ISEA2002, Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, SIGGRAPH2000, and the Montreal Festival of New Media. He is inspired by and develops his work in the streets, clubs
and out in nature (with batteries and generators). Commercial clients include Starbucks, the Bellevue Art Muesum and Experience Music Project. Artist-in-Residences include International Academy of Media Arts and Sciences (Japan), 911 Media Arts Center (Seattle), and the New Works Digital
Partnership (Seattle).
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