Still work created by students in the Master of Science in Visualization Sciences program at Texas A&M was on exhibit at Rudder Theatre during the 15th annual Viz-a-GoGo.
Underlying this year’s theme, “Technobabel,” was the ”idea that current technology is a grand experiment that we’re all a part of,” said Karen Hillier, a professor in the Department of Visualization at the Texas A&M College of Architecture.
“The idea is to join the experiment; you are part of the experiment,” she added.
Still images from the students were on display at the Rudder Exhibit Hall, and on May 2 and 3 students’ animations, multimedia work, videos and work from physically based modeling classes were shown in Rudder Theatre.
