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Speaking at Startup Grind Ottawa on July 30th, 2015. Details and ticket purchase here.

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Thursday, February 26, 4~6pm

iSchool Colloquia Series: INTERSECTIONS: Art in the Digital Age
Room 728, 140 St. George Street, University of Toronto

Abstract
As an artist working at the intersections art and code, eepmon will present two of his art projects where use of computers play a key role into his creative process.

Specifically:
1. INTERSECTIONS – using open data weather to create a painting which combines digital projection + soundscapes + acrylic paint on canvas
2. GoogleMaps – creative uses in combining map and geolocation data using GoogleMaps API

Please visit iSchool website for more information.

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EEPMON’s presentation at PechaKucha Tokyo vol. 91 was selected as the “Presentation of the Day.” Delivered on April 25, 2012, the talk highlights key aspects of EEPMON’s childhood drawings and how it evolved into his artistic journey.

PechaKucha is a global storytelling platform that utilises a concise format: speakers show 20 images, each for 20 seconds (the 20×20 rule). This ensures that presentations remain fast-paced, engaging, and focused. EEPMON’s selected presentation provides a streamlined look into their artistic philosophy and the evolution of their work.

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