Brian House is an artist, programmer, and conceptual bricoleur investigating computational narrative, urban media arts, and the application of new technology to social change. He is co-creator of Yellow Arrow, a project involving cities, stickers, and mobile phones with participants in over 400 cities around the world, and a member of Knifeandfork, an art group that combines nonlinear narrative, embodiment, and technology in site-specific installations. Brian's work has been presented by MoMA, The New Museum for Contemporary Art / Rhizome.org, The Beall Center, Stockholms Kulturhust, Art Interactive, Glowlab, STEIM, and Dorkbot, and has been featured in the New York Times, Dagens Nyheter, and Wired Magazine. He holds an MS in Innovative Design from Chalmers University in Göteborg, Sweden, and studied computer science and religion as an undergraduate at Columbia University. He comes from Denver and lives in Brooklyn.

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