Bio

Cameron Alexander is an artist, programmer, and scientist based in New York. His work explores the relationship between math and nature (especially in fractals, feedback, and non-linear systems), altered and esoteric states of consciousness, and the essence of reality through generative art, livecoded performances, and photography.

Cameron received his B.S. in Computer Science from the University of Houston in 2015. He has been creating generative art since 2011, and his work has been exhibited, installed, and performed in galleries, theaters, clubs, and venues across the U.S.

Cameron is a member of the New York-based collective livecode.nyc, where he organizes shows, gives livecoding workshops, and performs livecoded visuals and music at algoraves.

Work

Live Coding Sessions

The following are pieces created during livecoding practice and performance sessions. Many of them are audio reactive and are best viewed with some dancable music. The code for them lives in my github repo.

Photography

Delusions of Structure by Cameron Alexander on 500px.com Critical Universe by Cameron Alexander on 500px.com Limbo by Cameron Alexander on 500px.com Identity by Cameron Alexander on 500px.com Kafka by Cameron Alexander on 500px.com Apophenia by Cameron Alexander on 500px.com Wind turbines by Cameron Alexander on 500px.com Glitch Face by Cameron Alexander on 500px.com Mr. Balloon Head by Cameron Alexander on 500px.com Life by Cameron Alexander on 500px.com Colorado River by Cameron Alexander on 500px.com Databent by Cameron Alexander on 500px.com Chairs by Cameron Alexander on 500px.com Gels by Cameron Alexander on 500px.com Wasp by Cameron Alexander on 500px.com

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Exhibitions, Performances, and Workshops