Futurist, Artist & Inventor
Roger Belveal is a futurist in both current and classic sense. His TechXpressionism is a commentary on digital culture and a maker’s lab of innovation. “Art is the sandbox of civilization, a place for free exploration and reflection.”
A career pioneer in human factors design during the great digital transformation, Belveal draws his insights from years studying real people + technology.
Who is Roger Belveal?
Roger Belveal is a contemporary sculptor known for inventing techXpressionism, which he describes as a collision of digital and real-world experiences in holistic catharsis. A human-computer interaction design professional who has worked for three decades during the digital transformation of our world has given him insights into the human technology relationship that he expresses through his art. He has been called the Andy Warhol of the digital age.
Artist Statement:
"Someone recently called me a mad scientist. That it might be the highest compliment I've ever received. Wuhahahha!I love the smell of burnt metal in the morning.”
Roger Belveal is a futurist in both current and classic sense. His TechXpressionism is a commentary on digital culture and a maker’s lab of innovation. “Art is the sandbox of civilization, a place for free exploration and reflection.”
A career pioneer in human factors design during the great digital transformation, Belveal draws his insights from years studying real people + technology.
Who is Roger Belveal?
Roger Belveal is a contemporary sculptor known for inventing techXpressionism, which he describes as a collision of digital and real-world experiences in holistic catharsis. A human-computer interaction design professional who has worked for three decades during the digital transformation of our world has given him insights into the human technology relationship that he expresses through his art. He has been called the Andy Warhol of the digital age.
Artist Statement:
"Someone recently called me a mad scientist. That it might be the highest compliment I've ever received. Wuhahahha!I love the smell of burnt metal in the morning.”
