Matthew Lewis is an Associate Professor in the Department of Design at The Ohio State University. He holds a joint appointment with the Advanced Computing Center for the Arts and Design (ACCAD) in OSU’s College of Arts and Sciences. He is additionally one of the core faculty at the Translational Data Analytics Institute (TDAI).
Dr. Lewis works at the intersection of emerging technologies, computer graphics, and generative design, creating visualizations, art works, and digital tools. He has taught creative coding, interactive performance and installation technologies, virtual environments, 3D animation, digital lighting, and procedural animation.
PhD, Computer Information Science, 2001
The Ohio State University
BSE, Computer Science Engineering, 1991
University of Pennsylvania
BA, Philosophy, 1991
University of Pennsylvania

VR street simulation

Woodcut AR

Objects and spaces

Visualizing DH futures

Walking into a movie frame

AR in Pomerene Hall

AR planting and sensor data

Prototyping VR classroom

Generative drawing

Modeling and texturing process

VR IoT prototyping

WebXR space

Navigating possibility spaces

Electronics for students

IoT VR performance

Historical locative media

Procedural 3D typography

360 video dance installation

Parametric road tools

Visualizing animals

Theatrical projection mapping

Genetic algorithm 3D framework

Visualizing history

Archival LIDAR

Choreographer infoVis

Interactive video projection

Genetic literacy system

Mocap framework

Printed concept space

Visualization exhibit

Visualize choreography

Sound volume dance

Networked architecture

Interactive realtime video

Mocap photo album

Interactive dance installation

Theatrical interactive video

Set design visualization in quake

Web3D interactive hands

Web3D stage simulation

Generative postscript drawings

Procedural VFX animation

Dataflow interfaces

Virtual painting exhibit

Computer graphics exhibition