George Poonkhin Khut holds a Doctorate of Creative Arts from the University of Western Sydney, Australia – for his research into the development and evaluation of participant-centred biofeedback artworks, and is currently a casual tutor in interaction design at University of Technology Sydney, Faculty of Design, Architecture & Building. He completed his undergraduate studies in Sculpture at the University of Tasmania in 1994, where he studied across studios from painting and sculpture to ceramics, video and electronic music.
George has exhibited his work across Australia, the UK and Asia. Recent projects include Cardiomorphologies, The Heart Library Project (recently exhibited at St. Vincent’s Public Hospital, Sydney), and Thinking Through The Body a collaborative research group exploring the use of somatic bodywork methodologies and human-centred design as frameworks for body-focused interactive art.
Biography
George Poonkhin Khut holds a Doctorate of Creative Arts from the University of Western Sydney, Australia – for his research into the development and evaluation of participant-centred biofeedback artworks, and is currently a casual tutor in interaction design at University of Technology Sydney, Faculty of Design, Architecture & Building. He completed his undergraduate studies in Sculpture at the University of Tasmania in 1994, where he studied across studios from painting and sculpture to ceramics, video and electronic music.
George has exhibited his work across Australia, the UK and Asia. Recent projects include Cardiomorphologies, The Heart Library Project (recently exhibited at St. Vincent’s Public Hospital, Sydney), and Thinking Through The Body a collaborative research group exploring the use of somatic bodywork methodologies and human-centred design as frameworks for body-focused interactive art.