Swensonia Inc.
Swensonia Inc.
Swensonia Inc.
News
New York, 5/19/2010
Swensonia Inc. is no longer accepting new clients. Additional announcements will be forthcoming.
Thank you.
Elegant solutions for emerging media leaders.
Symmetry. Seduction. Subtraction. Sustainability.
Swensonia is a multi-dimensional consulting practice with 20 years of experience in new media development, publishing, music, fine arts, and situation architecture.
Bespoke program and project management services for artists, engineers, scientists, technologists and sole practitioners. New/emerging media strategy for agencies, journalists and media companies. Research. Design. Staff augmentation.
E-Book, iPhone, iPad, web and multimedia design, production and development solutions for artists and writers.
Clients include multinational media and telecommunications firms, design agencies, internationally recognized artists, outcasts, inventors and private collectors.
In addition to traditional media and technology project management services, we also provide in-depth research and analysis services to facilitate competitve intelligence and due diligence requirements.
Current projects include our Indications & Usage line of artist e-Books, iPhone and iPad application development and a multitude of R&D initiatives designed to push new and emerging technologies beyond the imagination of even the most eclectic popular visionaries.
Context
Swensonia’s range is expansive. Our history dates back to 1992 as the co-founder (along with Supervert 32C) of Necro Enema Amalgamated, producer of BLAM! CD-ROM series. Blam! was proclaimed the “first CD-ROM experimental magazine” by Steven Heller in Graphic Design Timeline: A Century of Design Milestones and proclaimed "the Marilyn Manson of multimedia" by Time Out New York.
What those who were alive in those days most often remember is that BLAM! included the interactive media world’s first fully functioning behavioral profiling engine, generating ear-splitting and eye-bleeding motion graphic advertisements as well as “punishment pieces” for user behaviors the creators judged according to specific profiles. We believe that NEA literally invented this form of advertising as well as the interstitial -- and malware (since BLAM! would indeed, take over the user’s computer and alter specific software settings)!
These techniques shocked and amazed the first generation of interactivists and so inspired advertising giant Jay Chiat that he invited us to consult for Chiat-Day’s (now TBWA/Chiat/Day) fledgling new media department. Further, BLAM! was featured in exhibitions at premier art museums including The Centre Georges Pompidou (Paris) and The Museum of Contemporary Art (Australia), and featured on MTV and publications such as Wired, ID, eye, New York, Village Voice, Mediamatic, etc.
Today, Swensonia Inc. provides a wide range of services to creative entities across the globe, extending our history of innovation and experimentation, practicing subliminal semiotics while applying best practices in program and project management.
Swensonia Inc.
info@swensonia.com
Telephone: 631-486-6606
FAX: 631-410-1936
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/swensonia
Twitter: swensonic
Representative Clients
Allan Chasanoff
Member of the Following Organizations
Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF)
Society of Competitive Intelligence Professionals (SCIP)
Project Management Institute (PMI)
Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
Music: Swensonia on iTunes
Mr. Swenson: The Sensuous Man
Multimedia Reel
Books and Films by Clients and Friends
New York Girls by Richard Kern
Hardcore Collection (DVD) by Richard Kern
A Walk Into the Sea: Danny Williams and the Warhol Factory Directed by Esther Robinson
Horror Panegyric by Keith Seward
Thee Psychick Bible by Genesis Breyer P-Orridge
The Escape by Jo Ann Wasserman
Please Kill Me by Gillian McCain and Legs McNeil
Mindfield by Gregory Corso (RIP)
Linda McCartney: A Portrait by Danny Fields
Fall River Boys by Richard Renaldi
Figure and Ground by Richard Renaldi
The Evening Sun Turned Crimson by Herbert Huncke (RIP)
Dear Everybody by Michael Kimball
XX Girls (Kindle edition) by Richard Kern
The Other Empire (Kindle edition) by Filiz Turhan
Extraterrestrial Sex Fetish by Supervert
Necrophilia Variations by Supervert
Perversity Thinktank by Supervert
“There are no strong words. Only weak ears!” - Necro Enema Amalgamated
“Interactivity is a lie!” - NEA proverb