Scott Kildall is a founder and new media artist blending art, technology, and education across 11+ years of practice in the San Francisco Bay Area. He develops custom environmental sensors and a Data Sensing Toolkit that transform plant electrochemistry, tree water flow, air particulates, and water pollution into live-streaming data and immersive sculptural sound installations for botanical gardens and nature preserves. His work bridges hands-on electronics, creative coding, and public-facing exhibits—skills honed through roles at the Exploratorium, Autodesk residency, and long-term creative coding practice. Equally comfortable teaching as an adjunct professor and prototyping as an artist-entrepreneur, he collaborates with scientists and artists to turn obscure natural signals into meaningful aesthetic and scientific experiences. An MFA in Art & Technology underpins his practice, which often converts biometric and open datasets into physical “Data Crystals” and sonic environments that reveal hidden ecological rhythms.
11 years of coding experience
29 years of employment as a software developer
B.A. Political Philosophy, B.A. Political Philosophy at Brown University
MFA Art & Technology, MFA Art & Technology at School of the Art Institute of Chicago
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