Artist Biography
15.08.2025

Eric Chan, known professionally as eepmon, is a digital and generative artist who masterfully blends art and code to create generative works. An entrepreneur and STEAM advocate, eepmon has collaborated with cultural institutions and global brands, including Canada Goose, Marvel Entertainment, Peanuts Comics, and Xbox. His work has been exhibited in GLAMs (galleries, libraries, archives, and museums), bridging art and technology worlds.

eepmon’s projects push creative boundaries. His CityLights NFT series harnesses blockchain technology to redefine digital ownership, while his INTERSECTIONS paintings transform weather data into vibrant visual narratives. His iconic Chaos Bloom resides in the Canada Council Art Bank, and his EEPVERS metaverse invites audiences into immersive digital worlds. In 2025, eepmon was appointed Library and Archives Canada’s first Creator in Residence, where he bridges digital art with heritage preservation, shaping the future of cultural storytelling.

A global cultural envoy, eepmon represented Canada on minister-led trade missions to Japan (2023) and China (2018), forging partnerships to amplify Canada’s creative industries. From 2017 to 2021, he served on the Board of the Canadian Museums Association, advocating the GLAMs sector’s transition into the digital age. In 2024, his digital mural at the Canadian Museum of History for Asian Heritage Month sparked dialogue on the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1923, promoting unity and healing. That same year, supported by the Bruce Lee Foundation, he collaborated with the Jackie Chan Stunt Team and director Andy Cheng to create a stunning motion graphics piece for the 22nd Unforgettable Gala in Beverly Hills.

Recognized by the Government of Canada for his international contributions, eepmon has earned accolades like the 2023 Library and Archives Canada Scholar Award and the 2024 Banff Forum ABJ Fellowship. As a dynamic speaker, he captivates audiences with insights into art, technology, and cultural innovation.

He is currently preparing his solo show at the Embassy of Canada’s Prince Takamado Gallery in Japan for January 2026.

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