Hello! I'm a friendly human currently living in Brooklyn, NYC. Career-wise I’m considered a Creative Coder / Technologist. I speak very fluent robot but take an artist's approach to my work. As Pablo Picasso so elegantly said:

"Learn the rules like a pro,
so you can break them like an artist."

I have over 10 years of professional experience leading a variety of projects from game design/development to experiential activations, and everything in between. Aside from my work projects I also always have numerous personal projects and experiments going on that helps further my studies of different fields, materials, hardware, languages, and techniques.

I was actually 12 years young when I first started coding and building my own websites. From there I studied photography, design, and illustration and once I reached college I studied engineering and code while teaching myself 2D and 3D animation. I've always been equally passionate about art, code, and technology and I consider myself very lucky to work in such an organic and ever-changing field.

Throughout the years I've gained hands-on experience with VR/AR, computer vision, machine learning, music production, openFrameworks, Cinder, TouchDesigner, Unity, full-stack development, Angular, React, hardware hacking/integration, electronics, sensors, game mechanics/design, graphic design, ux, illustration, motion graphics, 3d modeling/rigging/animation, photography, CAD/CAM, laser cutting, CNC, leather crafting, woodworking, fabrication, sewing, 3d printing, and sculpting. And this list keeps growing because

I’m on an endless quest to explore the many interconnected facets of art, code, and tech!

I find that there are beautiful connections to be discovered as you explore different mediums. And that by expanding your knowledge and experience you’re able to imagine new possibilities.

So if you're looking to hire a visual artist / designer / coder for a freelance gig -or- want to collaborate on a project that combines art, code, and tech, in interesting and unique ways, please contact me! :)

— Christopher Miles