As a composer and a teacher in a pedagogical institution, I think it is important to actively support and coordinate artistic
and social events. My idea of organizing performance or exhibition is based on 'Arts meets Science and Technology'
philosophy, which features interdisciplinary works by each student who devotes to their society to interlock with other
academic fields. The experience in electro-acoustic and multimedia composition at CCRMA has reinforced the importance in
sound art communication between technology and arts.
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At The Korean National University of arts, my teaching experience of the subjects on sound media and performance technique in
multimedia composition. Those courses were let students having broad vision and dealing with use of interdisciplinary arts.
Demonstrate to the students about the audiovisual materials of current performers and artists in each different fields of art,
and support them the concept of the art projects. Also lecturing about historical background in the sound / media / video /
performing arts by artists and chorological main issues. For having a discussion session on the topic of participants'
presentation, students collaborate an interactive work in the multidisciplinary arts. I also give students knowledge how to
links between academic content and development of technology, and between science and sound art content by presenting examples
of current works in the world.
Recent Bio pdf
Seungyon-Seny Lee was born in Seoul, Korea, and she has studied
composition with
Sungho Hwang and Kangyul Ih at
ChuGye University for the Arts from 1988 to 1992.
She received a M.M. degree in composition at
Boston University,
where she studied with
Lukas Foss and
Richard Cornell, and she also studied with
Barry Vercoe at
Media Lab
MIT.
In D.M.A Program at Stanford University,
she studied with
Jonathan Harvey,
Chris Chafe, and
Brian Ferneyhough.
She has composed for both acoustic and electronic means, as well as for animation and
documentary film. In 1999, She collaborated with professor
Greg Lam Niemeyer
at SUDAC
presenting a multimedia installation "Flythrough" has been performed in
Cantor Center for Visual Arts
.
Further more, she is interested in scientific aspect works;
"Falling Drops", and
" Je est un Autre I" which are
both presented in APS, New Orleans, U.S., and are collaborating works with
Jens Walther in Institute of
computational sciences, Zurich, Switzerland.
One of her percussion quartet series "ChukWon I" was broadcasted by
Czech Radio channel Vltava where entered for Musica Nova 99. It has been
performed in US, Germany, and
Italy at festival such as
Internationale Musikinstitut Darmstadt,
XIII CIM, Colloquium on Musical Informatics in l'Aquila.
"Chukwon I" was also awarded honorable mention in the
Luigi Russolo Competition 2000.
As a resident artist, she has been in Paris at
Cite Internationale des Arts program, and she received a residence award
in Djerassi Resident Artists Program in 2001 in
Woodside, CA.
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