Bradley Hyppa (b. 1979) is a video artist living in San Francisco, CA whose work communicates through technological mediation: rhythmanalysis, socio-spatial codes, and the production of space. Hyppa received his MFA in Conceptual/Information Arts from San Francisco State University in 2007. He began experimenting with digital video at the University of Washington where he earned a BA in Digital Cinema and Political Science. His works have been exhibited and screened nationally and internationally. In 2005 he received a Jack and Gertrude Murphy Fellowship from the San Francisco Foundation and worked as a Research Associate in the Media Technologies Lab at Hewlett-Packard in 2006.