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The Washington DC Chapter of ACM SIGGRAPH is proud to present Will Copps, Northern-Virginia-based audio-visual artist, spatial composer, author, and disability advocate whose work spans interactive installation, spatial music, and creative technology.

Will Copps will share how his work has gradually moved toward designing music which uses space—alongside time—as a compositional parameter for listeners navigating both physical and digital environments. Coming from an art practice, he explores spatial music as a way of shaping attention, movement, and atmosphere. The presentation will include examples from installations, Unity-based audio systems, and his evolving Architecture of Sound framework, which he plans to launch later this year.

The meeting will be hosted on the Zoom platform. A link to the meeting will be provided 5 minutes prior to the presentation to all those who have responded to the announcement on our MeetUp. The link will also be visible to those who RSVP. Those who do not RSVP to the MeetUp announcement will not receive the link to the meeting.

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Please join us on Thursday, March 26, 2026, from 7:00pm to 9:00pm EDT online to learn more about Will Copps and his explorations in sound and vision.

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Biography – Will Copps
Will Copps is a Northern-Virginia-based audio-visual artist, spatial composer, and disability advocate whose work spans interactive installation, spatial music, and creative technology. He is the author of the forthcoming book The Architecture of Sound, which introduces a compositional framework for designing music with space. Will has created installations and spatial listening experiences for museums, parks, and galleries. He is also one half of the atmospheric rock band Wall of Trophies, where he works across production, recording, and writing.

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