Artist’s talk by Scott Snibbe at UC Santa Barbara on interactive art, immersive art, and app art.

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EVERYDAY BUDDHISM, SEPTEMBER 23, 2021

Skeptic’s Path host Scott Snibbe joins Wendy Shinyo Haylett on her podcast, Everyday Buddhism, for a conversation about the power of Buddhism and meditation to help enhance our good qualities, make us happier, and—ultimately—help make those around us happier.

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"I wanted to create a place for people who had tried those types of meditation and then become curious about the deeper spiritual questions that meditation can help you probe, such as how to be happy, how to live a meaningful life, or even what happens when you die."

NOAH KOFF, REDWOOD PORTLAND, SEPTEMBER 2019

"Social media has long been the domain of raw selfies and sometimes dull home videos. But that’s all changing now thanks in part to Scott Snibbe, a brilliant cross-disciplinary American artist, entrepreneur and educator."

SENNHEISER BLUESTAGE, AUGUST 2015

"The technical mind behind the world's first app album, Scott Snibbe is an inventor, artist and entrepreneur, and with his most recent app, he wants to reach the masses through interactive music."

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BLOOMBERG BUSINESSWEEK, APRIL 28, 2015

Eyegroove CEO Scott Snibbe discusses how the app makes professional-looking music video with your smartphone with Cory Johnson on “Street Smart."

CAREY DUNNE, FASTCO DESIGN, APRIL 20, 2015

"Eyegroove, partnered with Soundcloud, turns selfie-obsessed smartphone users into music video directors."

COURTNEY BALESTIER, WONDERING SOUND, SEPTEMBER 19, 2014

"We’re entering the age of interactivity. This 100-year period where music was a one-way experience was a blip. People might look at it and laugh."

DOTS MAGAZINE, 2014

"Music Video is the most popular content on YouTube, and it seems inevitable that user generated music videos will become a wildly popular form of social content, now that we've given people a tool to create them instantly and effortlessly."

BUDDHIST GEEKS PODCAST, 2014

In this episode, Scott joins host Vincent Horn for an intimate conversation about Scott’s art & contemplative practice. As Scott describes his art infused childhood and the transition from Christian Science to Tibetan Buddhism, they touch on the source of creativity, the use of symbol in art and religion, and using the understanding of Emptiness as a creative tool.

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AINSLEY O'CONNELL, FASTCO DESIGN, JUNE 12, 2014

Biophilia is the first downloadable software ever purchased by the museum

ZACH SOKOL, THE CREATORS PROJECT, JUN 11 2014

"I started thinking about acquiring Biophilia when it was released, in 2011. At that time, a year after the iPad had been introduced, designers and developers were excitedly experimenting with apps that took advantage of a screen bigger than the iPhone. With Biophilia however, Björk truly innovated the way people experience music by letting them participate in performing and making the music and visuals, rather than just listening passively."

PAOLA ANTONELLI, MOMA, JUNE 11, 2014

Biophilia is the first downloadable app in MoMA’s collection. Apps—short for applications—are packaged, portable programs that are designed as products one can purchase from digital shelves.

PRWEB, MAY 05, 2014

The Eyegroove app is simple, yet groundbreaking: stream a song, record video, add instant interactive effects, and you’ve created a Groove.

RUNWAY, MAY 5, 2014

"Twitter and Instagram used to be "art projects". Now everyone loves taking and sharing square photos. The next step is music videos. Believe it or not, fan music videos already make more money than "official music videos". How much bigger do you think that will grow now that Eyegroove lets you make them instantly?"

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