Creative Director of bodydataspace, Architect, Designer, Video Artist

Armand Terruli is a fully qualified architect of fifteen years who has diversified his design output through interactive exhibition design, audio/visual work and into responsive environments. Over the years Armand has notably designed and project managed galleries at the National Maritime Museum, the Saudi Arabian Pavilion at Lisbon Expo 1998 and the Faith Zone at the Millennium Dome. He recently has worked for Vector Special Projects designing lightweight inflatable ETFE structures such as the Eden Project, Magna Science Centre and Kingsdale School, with the worlds largest variable skin/op-art roof, illustrating expertise in display technologies and intelligent cladding for buildings.

Armand became associated with the Raya multimedia collective in 1997 and Soxan in 2002, which has allowed for fruitful collaborations with a range of international artists and clients such as Big Chill, Future Physical is currently an active member of the burgeoning VJ / video-art scene performing live regularly in the UK and internationally. His present fascination is working with b>d>s on concepts and ideas around the engineering and emerging display technologies.