EEPMON is featured in the Public Affairs section of the Embassy of Canada for an interview on Culture Canada. The interview is available via the links below. [Japanese] [English] [French]

Throughout the month of February 2018, I was part of Mademill’s Artist in Residence (AIR) program in Ottawa, Canada. During this 3-week program I spent my time researching, experimenting and developing new creative processes focusing on Virtual Reality and high end 3D printing technology. The result was successful.

My latest creation was a 3D printed full colour sculpture. Over 200 objects all generated in Python code – even the material colour. We never did this before and suffice to say we were all astounded by the result. The resolution output was incredible.

Having completed my residency, I will be continue to research and develop this new method of creations and achieve a new body of work.

In addition to 3D-printing the code generated model, we were also able to easily import the digital sculpture into Unity 3D software and created a VR experience for the work. The potential is limitless!

Thank you MadeMill for an awesome time allowing me to explore more ways to use technology into my creations.

I was interviewed in Applied Arts Magazine where I talk about the STEAM (Science + Technology + Engineering + Arts + Math) approach on my 100-foot mural collaboration, “YOURS TO DISCOVER” for the Canada Science & Technology Museum.

Read the Interview Here