Mark Cypher

  • Artist (New Media Artist),
  • Artist (Digital Artist/Designer),
  • Artist (Sculptor),
  • Artist (Installation Artist),
  • Artist (Screen Artist)
Widely exhibited and collected Western Australian artist, designer and lecturer who explores interactivity across a range of mediums.
Tags: New media, Interactive, BEAP, Virtual, Digital
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Mark Cypher works across the mediums of installation, sculpture and digital design and is particularly interested in interactivity. He received a Master of Visual Arts in Sculpture from Sydney University in 1995. In 2011 he completed a PhD at the University of Western Australia, in which he explored Actor-network theory in relation to interactive artworks. He is currently a Senior Lecturer and Program Chair for Interactive Digital Design, and Games Art and Design, at Murdoch University in Western Australia.

Cypher’s exhibitions include the 404 II International Festival of Electronic Art”, staged in Rosario, Argentina (2005),

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Trainings
  • Master of Visual Arts, Sculpture, 1995 - Sydney University, Sydney, NSW
  • Doctor of Philosophy, - 1 January 2011 University of Western Australia, Perth, WA
  • Master of Visual Arts, Sculpture, 1995 - Sydney University, Sydney, NSW
Related events
  • Impermanence [contemplating stillness], Biennale of Electronic Arts (BEAP) (exhibited at)
  • Bios4 (exhibited at)
  • VII Salon International De Arte Digital (exhibited at)
  • Siggraph2006 Art Gallery: Intersections (exhibited at)
  • FILE06 (exhibited at)
  • New Forms Festival 06 (exhibited at)
  • Collision06 (exhibited at)
  • [R][R][F] 2006 --->XP, Festival International de Arte Digital (exhibited at)
  • 404 International Festival of Electronic Art, 2005 edition (exhibited at)
  • Perth International Arts Festival (exhibited at)
  • Impermanence [contemplating stillness], Biennale of Electronic Arts (BEAP) (exhibited at)