9 Emerging Artists Present Engaging New Media Dedicated to Water!

Published by Jacob Devaney on

When we apply our most cutting-edge technology towards the preservation of, and education about natural resources we will see the world shift in beautiful ways. Move over Youtube! Interlude has an interactive web-based video technology that puts the viewer in charge of the experience. This collaboration supports  UNIFY in their call to LOVE WATER.

This video was created from a concept by Varda Hardy as Professor of Advanced New Media and Alternative Distribution Class at the San Francisco Art Institute and with the guidance of Interlude Chief Marketing Officer Linor Levav.

Nine emerging artists created the content. They are (in alphabetical order):
Fahad Al-Mohannadi
Yi Guo (Grace)
Devon Kelley
Michael Ong
Bharat Shankar
Ryan Wicks
Taylor Smith
Natalie Wilkinson
Jian Zang (Will)

Music by Moby

Categories: ActivismArtEducationEnvironmentMedia

Jacob Devaney

Jacob blogs for Huffington Post and others in addition to Culture Collective. He specializes in social media, and cross-platform (or trans-media) content and campaigns. Meditation, playing piano, exploring nature, seeing live music, and going to Hopi Dances are some of his passions. As a co-founder of unify.org, Jacob lives for community and believes that we are all interconnected with our own special gift to offer the world.

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