Since 1974, Peter Terezakis has created interactive works of varying scale and possessing a distinct technological character. These include electronic jewelry, hand-held devices, wall-sized works, an interactive building, and the current monumental site specific installations, and performances begun in 1996. His vision is rooted within the lands of the east and the west: Between the ideologies of Hellenic Culture and those of Constructivism. He owes much to the friendship and mentoring of Billy Kluver, Julie Martin, Lillian Schwartz, Herve Fischer, Bruce Wands and Roger Malina. Terezakis' works have been exhibited throughout the United States and abroad, including Canada, Japan, Latvia, Mexico, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Spain, and the United Kingdom. On the faculty of New York City's School of Visual Arts from 1993 to 2000, Terezakis co-created the Extended Forms major within the MFA Computer Art program. His work is featured in Bruce Wands' textbook, Art of the Digital Age, published by Thames and Hudson.