Tivon Rice

Tivon Rice is an Assistant Professor in DXARTS (Digital Arts and Experimental Media) at the University of Washington. His work critically examines digital culture's impact on representation, communication, and environmental systems. Rice holds a PhD from UW (2016) and an MFA in Sculpture (2006), with a BFA in Sculpture & Electronic Media (2000). He is a Fulbright Scholar (Korea, 2012) and collaborated with Google's Artists + Machine Intelligence program.

Education:

• PhD, DXARTS, University of Washington, 2016
• MFA, Sculpture, University of Washington, 2006
• BFA, Sculpture & Electronic Media, University of Colorado, 2000

Research focuses on digital culture's poetics, emerging technologies, and environmental narratives. Projects use AI, 3D scanning, and experimental film to explore how new technologies shape visual communication and social systems. Recent exhibitions include venues in New York, Seoul, Berlin, and São Paulo.

Awards:

• Fulbright Scholar Award (2012)
• Google Artists + Machine Intelligence Collaboration

Grants and advising details are pending explicit mentions in texts. Affiliated with UW eScience Institute, exploring computational methods in artistic research.