Jer Thorp

Jeremy Thorp, known as Jer Thorp, is an artist, educator, and writer originally from Vancouver, Canada, now based in New York.

With a background in genetics, Thorp's digital art practice delves into the intersections of science, data, art, and culture, garnering recognition from prestigious publications like Wired, Scientific American, The New Yorker, and Popular Science.

His award-winning software-based artwork has been displayed worldwide, from Europe and Asia to North and South America, with notable exhibitions at institutions like the Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan.

Currently serving as an adjunct Professor in New York University's ITP program, Thorp is also a member of the World Economic Forum's Network on AI, IoT, and the Future of Trust.

Previously, Thorp led The Office For Creative Research, a research group focusing on innovative data engagement strategies, and held the role of Data Artist in Residence at the esteemed New York Times.

His accolades include being a National Geographic Fellow and recognized as one of Canada's greatest explorers by Canadian Geographic in 2015.

For keynote speaking engagements, Jeremy Thorp is exclusively represented by The Lavin Agency.

Throughout his career, Thorp has held various roles such as Innovator in Residence at The Library of Congress, Co-Founder of The Office For Creative Research, Instructor at Vancouver Film School, and more.

With a diverse professional background spanning from artistic endeavors to educational and research initiatives, Jeremy Thorp continues to be a prominent figure at the nexus of art, technology, and data.

His contributions to the field of digital art and data exploration have solidified his position as a thought leader and creative innovator.