User:Mjrhoades
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Dr. Michael Rhoades’ primary research and creative practice involves the nexus of pseudo holography (stereoscopic), holophony, and super-computing utilized toward the creation of visual music compositions intended for 3D/360 presentation. Head-mounted displays, 3D/360 projection screens, full immersion domes, and high-density loudspeaker arrays are the venues of choice for these stochastically generated compositions. For this research he received an interdisciplinary PhD from Virginia Tech in December of 2020[1]. He currently heads the HCI area in the Institute for Digital Intermedia Art (IDIA Lab) at Ball State University. [2]