Brian House  is a bricoleur working with code, composition, and embodied, participatory systems.

Currently, he is Creative Technologist at Local Projects, a design studio in New York working primarily with museums and public spaces. Additionally, he is one-half of Knifeandfork, an art group investigating algorithmic narrative and everyday performance. In 2008, he designed and co-taught a course, Critical Urban Media Arts as an Adjunct Associate Professor at Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation. Previously, Brian co-created Yellow Arrow, a seminal project in locative media that involved cities, stickers, and mobile phones and included participants in over 450 cities in 39 countries.

Brian's work has been presented by MoMA (New York), MOCA (Los Angeles), Rhizome at the New Museum for Contemporary Art, The Beall Center, Stockholms Kulturhust, Art Interactive, Glowlab Conflux, STEIM, and Dorkbot, and has been featured in the New York Times, Dagens Nyheter, Metropolis, and Wired magazine. He holds an MS in Innovative Design from Chalmers University in Göteborg, Sweden, and studied computer science and religion for his undergraduate degree at Columbia University.

He comes from Denver and lives in Brooklyn, where he plays bass in a band called Multitudes.