Ian Timourian
Ever since I was a child I have been fascinated by information:
What is it? When is it consumed? How is it represented? How can it be transferred?
This curiousity, along with an equally strong interest in computers, led me to study Electrical/Computer Engineering and Computer Science at Duke University and Information Networking at Carnegie Mellon University. Whenever possible, I would focus on aspects of user interface design or data visualization.
Mission Statement
My mission is to visualize, transmit and transform information via interfaces, vibrations and experiences that unify, inspire and harness our collective spirits.
My current focus is Information Visualization; as a discipline, it singularly melds my skills and interests in graphic design, user interfaces, programming, data mining, etc.
Other active areas of interest include intersections (and cross-pollinations) between art, music, distributed networks, creative collaboration, generative art, programming languages, linguistics, mobile devices, controllers.
Previous Clients
A selection of companies and organizations I have worked with (or for) over the years:
Amazon, Poll Everywhere, Proferi (now Tidemark), General Electric, Akamai, MedVirginia, SproutBuilder, The Energy Foundation, Grey|SF, Merced, Groovr, Kindfish, FutureTrax, Trusted Information Systems (TIS), Duke University, Carnegie Mellon University
In Print
Visual Complexity: Mapping Patterns of Information
- Manuel Lima / 2011
SEED Magazine
- September / 2006
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