Longfellow by Jared Bendis (2012)

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Description Engraving of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow from The Illustrated London News 1869

Jared Bendis, Cleveland
Member Since August 2008
Artist Statement Jared Bendis is an award-winning installation artist, photographer, teacher, playwright and filmmaker. He is a specialist in photography, virtual reality, and computer graphics and serves as the Creative New Media Officer for Case Western Reserve University’s Kelvin Smith Library. As the Creative New Media Officer, Jared weaves together cutting-edge technologies with proven, innovative pedagogical strategies to create rich multimedia experiences and serves as the senior media expert for the campus, developing digital media strategies for media creation (and use), and researches and develops new-media applications for education. Jared also holds adjunct appointments in the Art Studio, Music, and SAGES departments where he teaches courses on multimedia, instructional technology, and New Media Literacy.

Jared received his B.A. from Case Western Reserve University in Psychology with minors in Music and Art Studio and his M.A. in Art Education from the Case Western Reserve University and Cleveland Institute of Art joint program.

As a visual artist Jared focuses on the way people see, augmenting their reality via technology and visual perception. As a photographer he prefers to view the world though a wide-angle lens and specializes in spherical panoramic and stereoscopic photography. As an installation artist Jared has participated in every Ingenuity Festival creating installations that provide interactive social and sensory experiences for festival attendees.

Jared is lead developer, designer, and co-owner of Lemming Labs that develops interactive media applications for the iPhone, iPad, and Android platforms.

On his first trip overseas, in March 2000, Jared visited the Chateau de Pierrefonds in France and became driven (if not obsessed) with capturing and sharing cultural and architectural experiences and has photographed over 400 architectural, archeological and cultural sites (primarily castles) in 14 countries.