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Ari K. - Remote

Ari K.

Timezone: Pacific Time (US & Canada) (UTC-7)

Summary

Hi There,

Thank for visiting!

I am a:
-Brown University Dual Creative Writing/Creative Coding MFA (full scholarship). https://www.brown.edu/academics/literary-arts/digitalcross-disciplinary-track
-Brown Visiting Scholar (2 years cross-listing into RISD's Digital + Media Department).
-Eyebeam Art + Technology Fellow (100K grant for creative code research). https://www.eyebeam.org/
-Former Member of the Providence Design Office. http://thedesignoffice.org/
-Former Member of the Gray Area Foundation for the Arts Incubator Program. https://grayarea.org/

I help you:
-learn how to code!
-develop your new media arts portfolio.
-learn https://www.processing.org, https://www.p5js.org and https://www.threejs.org
-think through what makes a good/innovative/cutting edge new media arts project.

My work:
-as a tutor, is here: creativecodetutor.com
-as an artist, is here: delta.center

I look forward to working with you!

Work Experience

Director
Delta Ark | Jan 2011 - Present
D3.js
Three.js
Mapbox
Ml5
Delta Ark produces digital media installations for political groups. delta.center
Director
Creative Code Tutoring | Jan 2011 - Present
Three.js
p5.js
Learn creative code!

Personal Projects

Light AtlasIconOpenNewWindows
2018
Python
Animation
Mapping
NLP (Natural Language Processing)
Bot
Projection mapping
Chatbot
Digital journalism
Multi-phase project. (1.) Built a bot that gathered accounts of eviction on twitter, in SF. (2.) Turned those acounts into poetry. (3.) Built a visualization of San Francisco, one that used map-data of the city, and one that was a generative abstraction. (4.) Projected this into the mission district neighborhood in San Francisco
Archive of the Ecological FutureIconOpenNewWindows
2019
Animation
Mapping
Sensors
JavaScript
p5.js
Data visualizaton
(1.) My collaborator built a farm on a large industrial barge and pulled it around to different sites in NYC. (2.) My team seeded it with sensors. (3.) We took that sensor data and turned it into a visualization. (4.) We built a projection-installation inside of the barge that showed the data. (5.) We built a website that showed the data, along with another visualization of all the organizations that participated on the project, as well as all the agricultural species that were used. (6.) Artists used our visualizations to make other projects at the site.