Jeanyoon Choi — Media Art, Interactive Art & Web Art

Jeanyoon Choi (b. 1999) is a computational artist researching interconnectivity and complexity through multi-device web artworks.

His interactive art practice puts the connections between mobile and screen devices at its core, exploring how digital systems can create shared experiences of physicality.

Media art and interactive art

Jeanyoon Choi's media art practice centres on interaction between people, mobile devices and screens. His interactive art uses the web to connect those devices, exploring how a digital system can become a shared, physical experience.

Contemporary web art and net art

His approach to contemporary web art treats connections between devices as material for making artworks. Within web art and net art, his focus is on multi-device web artworks: the relationships formed across mobile and screen devices, and the interconnectivity and complexity that emerge through participation.

Media art research and web art research

As a web art researcher and computational artist, Jeanyoon Choi approaches media art research through making artworks. His practice investigates interconnectivity, complexity and shared physical experience. Related publications include the co-authored SoTA paper on an interactive art exhibition for public AI engagement and Passage of Water, an artistic exploration of Earth's freshwater.

Research and publications