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Armon Naeini
Armon Naeini is an Iranian multimedia artist, creative technologist, designer and educator. His work navigates the paradox of embodiment and dissociation through the augmentation of self-image. Armon produces interactive installations, AR/XR experiences, real-time graphics, and experimental hardware to explore the relationship between identity, technology and entropy.
He is a graduate of NYU Tisch School of the Arts ITP, an art program focused on experimental expression using emerging technologies. Currently, Armon is a Professor at the School of Visual Arts teaching Code For Design where he instructs TouchDesigner and creative computing. Armon has also just finished working as the Design Lead at Baton.
Armon has exhibited his work Secret Riso Club, Meow Wolf Denver, Center for Performance Research, NYU, Newlab, Times Square Billboards, School of Visual Arts, Jacob's Pillow and has had his work featured in the New York Times.
He is a graduate of NYU Tisch School of the Arts ITP, an art program focused on experimental expression using emerging technologies. Currently, Armon is a Professor at the School of Visual Arts teaching Code For Design where he instructs TouchDesigner and creative computing. Armon has also just finished working as the Design Lead at Baton.
Armon has exhibited his work Secret Riso Club, Meow Wolf Denver, Center for Performance Research, NYU, Newlab, Times Square Billboards, School of Visual Arts, Jacob's Pillow and has had his work featured in the New York Times.