Adam Brown is an internationally recognized intermedia artist and researcher. A hybrid of art and science, his work transforms live and biological systems, robotics, molecular chemistry and emerging technologies into installations, interactive objects, videos, performances and photography.

With various international exhibitions in his curriculum, Brown has exhibited at venues such as the Kepelica Gallery in Ljubljana, Slovenia; ZKM Center for Art and Media in Karlsruhe, Germany; Ars Electronica in Linz, Austria; Espace Multimedia Gantner in Belfort, France; and the Brazilian biennial Emoção Art.ficial 5.0 at Itaú Cultural in São Paulo (SP), Brazil.

Currently, Adam Brown is associate professor at the Michigan State University (MSU), in the United States, where he has created a new area of study called Electronic Art & Intermedia. He also directs the Bridge Artist in Residency, a program that immerges American and foreign artists into a creative space of scientific questioning and research at MSU. Brown is also a researcher and member of the Institute for Digital Intermedia Arts at Ball State University in the state of Indiana. He is also the resident artist at the University of Michigan’s Beacon (Bio/Computational Evolution in Action Consortium) program.