About Me
Ramy Khair is an Associate Professor and artist-researcher in computational media and spatial visual communication.
He builds practice-based media systems, computational imaging, interactive installations, and aerial/spatial studies, to study how viewpoint, motion, and mediation shape meaning.
His work translates perception and interaction into responsive visual form.
Full academic profile, publications, and teaching record → View Curriculum Vitae
Selected for installation at ISEA2026, Dubai.
Case Studies
The following investigations examine how images transition from representation to perceptual experience.
Each case study tests a different condition of perception, algorithmic transformation, embodied interaction, and aerial spatial viewing, forming a unified inquiry into how media constructs spatial understanding.
Interactive Spatial Systems
Selected for Installation at ISEA2026, Dubai
Embodied interaction within responsive
media environments
Research Framework
Practice-Based Research
Perception and trust in computationally transformed images.
Interactive Media Systems
Behavioral interaction and temporal participation.
Computational Visual Systems
Image formation, processing, and mediated interpretation.
Spatial Imaging
Scale, environment, and embodied viewpoint.
Teaching & Academic Profile
My teaching treats media practice as a method of inquiry. Studio production and critical analysis operate together, allowing students to test ideas through making.
Courses emphasize experimentation, iterative development, and adaptability across motion, interactive, and spatial media.
The goal is to develop designers who can reason about systems, not only produce artifacts.