Julian Kilker, Associate Professor, Emerging Technologies
(Ph.D., 1999, Cornell University).

My research focuses on the intersection of social interaction, technology, and design,
particularly in relation to communication resources. See my academic site at UNLV.

My most recent work explores digital imaging under extreme conditions; my subject matter is decaying cultural artifacts in the Mojave Desert at night. See a selection of photographs from this project.

Contact
julian.kilker @ gmail.com
Current project
	Grant project "Documenting Mojave Cultural Artifacts Using Night/Low Light Techniques" at Walking Box Ranch.
Recent exhibitions
	"Time in the Mojave" Exhibit at Cité du Temps Geneva, Switzerland (See information about the Mojave Preserve.)
	"Lost Places in the Mojave" Exhibit at Barrick Museum University of Nevada
	"Mojave after Sunset" Exhibit at Kelso Depot Kelso, California
Other photography The Neon Boneyard Images of Decay Historical Pinball Slot Canyon