Matt DesLauriers, a London-based Canadian-born artist, harnesses the power of code to create mesmerizing generative artworks deeply influenced by modern art. His innovative approach to art has led to fruitful collaborations with various artists, resulting in captivating interactive installations showcased at esteemed venues like the Louvre Museum in Paris and the Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto.
One of his notable projects, “Lumos,” was a part of the Winter Light Exhibit at Ontario Place. This stunning light sculpture reacts to human warmth, transforming from cool blue tones to warmer hues of red, orange, and yellow when detecting body heat. DesLauriers’ art thrives on its ability to produce multiple prints, each generating unique combinations, making every piece an individual expression of his creative vision.
An active member of the open-source community, Matt DesLauriers generously shares his expertise through engaging talks, classes, and workshops on creative coding. His passion for education has taken him to prominent institutions and events worldwide, including the UCL Bartlett School of Architecture in London, FITC in Toronto and Amsterdam, Frontend Masters in Minneapolis, and GROW in Paris.
Among his significant contributions to the art world, Matt DesLauriers has also made a mark with his work on “Meridian.” Based on his remarkable artistic journey and his ventures in merging technology and creativity, Matt continues to redefine the boundaries of generative art, leaving an indelible impression on the global art community.
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