Randy Fernando has a passion for collaborative pursuits with the aspirations of driving forward design projects dependent on active participation and sensory stimulation. With a bachlor's and master's in architecture from the State University of New York at Buffalo, he continues to further his research in understanding an intimate relationship of body, time, and space. These conditional experiments differ in their various scales of application as they explore notions through visualizations, material compositions, and spatial development.
MOV.E was developed as a platform to engage in a collaborative discussion of these active environments in order to understand, control, and generate design that requires feedback from body and environment. The digital space also networks various relationships of artistic practices as it displays architecture, artifact, music, and dance.