Joshua Dickinson is an artist working at the intersection of sound and sight. His work often addresses the hyperreal, questioning the limits of sensory possibilities, and creating supernatural spaces and experiences. He has built interactive installations for museums, festivals, and academic conferences which have been shown both domestically and internationally, such as the interactive sound installation “Drip” which was featured as a multi-week installation throughout the 2013 NIME conference hosted by KAIST University in Daejeon, South Korea. He is the co-founder of the companies Unfiltered Audio and SoundLabs, and teaches in the Multimedia-Arts department at Berkeley City College.