Hello! 👋

I've been making art with code since around 2011. Some of my first forays into creative coding involved extending my prior work in Circuit Bending using micro controllers and translating my hardware hacking into Glitch Art practices. I published a year long glitch-a-day project called Year of the Glitch that has over 150k followers.

I started translating my circuit bending and glitch art into textiles, founding GlitchTextiles in 2012. GlitchTextiles has served as a valuable outlet for my creative coding practice and has led to my interest in cyber security, 3D animation, machine learning, cluster computation, and development for single board computers (i.e. Raspberry Pi, BeagleBone, Jetson Nano). I love to teach and have been leading workshops as an integral part of my practice. Recently I've started teaching classes as an adjunct professor at NYU, Parsons, and the New York Institute of Technology.

All the while, I've been able to maintain an active creative practice, exhibiting my art around the world. You can see significant recent works on my website.

Your sponsorship helps me do what I love: make inspiring art with code, share what I create, and give back to my communities.