Organic and CODAME have come together to bring you code-generated art by REZA. The Adopt-an-Artist program is an experiment that invites you to learn and play.

It's going to be a casual gathering, join is anytime between 4-8pm

Organic is a leading marketing agency grounded in digital that successfully blends creativity with unmatched predictive intelligence. By creating and continuously testing and optimizing marketing systems, Organic helps global brands accurately predict outcomes, spot trends, identify behaviors, and create a much deeper connection with consumers. Founded in 1993, Organic has offices in San Francisco (HQ), New York, and Detroit.

Thank you Organic for the ART+TECH support!

About Reza

Reza is a new media artist and researcher. His work and research is centered around computational design, user interfaces, software studios, and wearables (hardware + software + form). As an artist, he uses technology (code, form and electronics) to express himself. His works manifest themselves as either visual art, spatial sculptures, and interactive installations. Reza is interested in the ideas and implications of his works, tools, and way of working. As a researcher, Reza is passionate about solving complex problems by creating new technologies and open sourcing them to allows others to build on his work and build the future. As an artist and researcher he is deeply interested in the feedback cycle that occurs when customs tools are written to accomplish an artwork, and how those tools can enable artworks to go beyond what the artist had originally envisioned. He hopes to change the world by making a difference in how people use technology, design products and experience new media art and entertainment.

About the Series:

Title: FluidScapes Prints

Medium: Gloss Finished Aluminum Metal Prints Coated with Polyester

About: FluidScapes are about making the invisible visible and the interplay of two generative systems. These images are snapshots in time of a simulated fluid field affecting the height of a generative terrain made from particles and springs. Custom software was used to simulate and visualize the generative systems interplay with each other in real-time. In this exhibition the FluidScapes have been rendered as prints, but they exist as digital files which can be 3D printed or CNC machined into FluidScape Sculptures.