BYRON CLERCX, SPLASH MAGAZINE. WINTER, 2002

“With interactive work you have to engage it on the playing field of the body; and the body thinks differently from the mind.”

SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER, NOVEMBER 8, 2001

“He’s drawn to the idea of the self being illusory and of existence being defined instead by interactions with our environment.”

NEW YORK TIMES, NOVEMBER 23, 2000

“Mr. Buckhouse said the relentless energy of screensavers drew him to the medium but that he now appreciates such unhurried offerings as Scott Snibbe’s ‘Emptiness is Form,’ in which a human shape emerges from a grid of twitching dots.”

INTERVIEW MAGAZINE, APRIL 2000

“Snibbe transforms research on social behavior and natural dynamic functions into engaging, visually comprehensive experiences.”