christopher jette

Christopher Jette is an accomplished Artist in Residence and Technical Staff member at the Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA) at Stanford University, a position he has held since 2016. His work primarily focuses on the intersection of music composition and new media art, exploring how technology interacts with human performance.

Educational Background

• PhD in Composition: University of California, Santa Barbara
• MM in Composition: New England Conservatory
• BA in Violin Performance: University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh

Professional Experience

• Director of Max Lab: A prototyping lab at CCRMA (2016-2017).
• Postdoctoral Research Associate: School of Information, University of Arizona (2013-2014).
• Visiting Assistant Professor: University of Iowa (2015-2016).

Artistic Contributions

Jette's artistic endeavors include a variety of collaborative projects that incorporate elements such as video, dance, theater, and interactive installations. His notable works include:

• Empatheia Ballare: An installation utilizing balloons as sound transducers.
• Cell Tango: An algorithmic visualization and sonification project.
• Lungen: A multilayered stage work combining dance and electronic music.

He has presented his work internationally across multiple countries, including Mexico, China, and Italy, and has received various awards and fellowships for his contributions to the arts.123