I am continuously drawn to video because I love breaking illusions of time and space which are inherent to the medium. I particularly like video editing, seeing it as a direct way to manipulate our perception of time. In my narrative work, I enjoy writing with metaphor and symbolism, and prefer to leave stories open-ended. Recently, the stories I create are those which disintegrate over time, becoming more distorted through repetition. I am intrigued by story cycles in which logic falls away, opening new space for excitement in the bizarre, the uncanny, and the intuitive.
Claudia Krogmeier is a filmmaker, video artist and researcher currently based in Madison, Wisconsin. Claudia holds a B.A. in Video Production from Indiana University and a PhD in Technology from Purdue University where she studied virtual reality and artistic brain-computer interfaces. Drawn to interdisciplinary projects, she has worked with designers, psychologists and engineers in order to respond to research questions in human-computer interaction. Her video work and research have been presented in the United States and internationally.