Charles Fox's research into new forms of immersive audio has received wide recognition, including presentations at AES conventions and conferences, the Banff Centre for the Arts, Centre Pompidou Paris and Tate Britain. With multichannel immersive audio, he has created interactive installations, invented multichannel recording methods and participated in symposia, conferences and forums devoted to immersive audio art. As a Lead Researcher in the New Media Studio Lab, he conducts ongoing research into three dimensional audio recording and playback in a specialized audio studio environment.
Since 1973, Charles Fox has created and presented audio art, experimental film, video art and multimedia installation in Canada and abroad. Directly involved in the growth of the media arts in Canada, he has been integral to the founding of several media arts centres. A multidisciplinary artist, he has also worked in theatre, music, the visual arts and has directed cultural documentary productions for broadcast.
Currently, Charles Fox is an Associate Professor in the Department of Media Production and Studies at the University of Regina, where he teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in film & video, sound and new media production.
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