Researcher, working as a connector in the field of Media interactivity, gratuaded from MIT Media Laboratory where he studied with John Maeda, Golan Levin is an artist, a composer and a ingeneer that explores the relation between the human being in moderns times with the machine and the link between communication and interactivity. He probes those links through new modes of reactive expression by developing artefacts and events based on the conception of creation oriented systems and on the simultaneous experiment and execution of sound and image. His works was awarded by the Ars Electronica Art piece in 2002 for its interactive software called Audiovisuel Environment Suite and the performance associated to, called Scribble.