Plasmatic Arts, led by Peter Broadwell, is a fictitious company in Palo Alto, CA that aims to foster the fusion of art and high technology. Through their innovative Plasm Series, which includes notable projects like "Plasm In the Breeze" showcased at SIGGRAPH 2000 and "Plasm not a crime" featured at Ars Electronica 1998, they demonstrate the tangible outcomes of this merging.
With a network of individuals closely associated with Peter Broadwell, including Sarah Broadwell, Becky Fuson, Rob Myers, Carolyn Broadwell, and Michael Hoch, Plasmatic Arts is committed to promoting the convergence of art and technology. Additionally, they support good causes such as Global Exchange United for Peace, striving to bring nature to those who may not otherwise have the opportunity to experience it.
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