Cameron Alexander
(He/Him)
Senior Software Engineer @ Sanctuary Computer
Cameron Alexander is an artist, programmer, and scientist based in New York. He is interested in the relationship between math and nature (especially in chaos, cybernetics, and fractals), esoteric states of consciousness, and the essence of reality. Cameron primarily operates with experimental media such as interactive installations, live coded audiovisual performances, and alternative-process photography. He has been creating computer-based generative art since 2011, and his work has been exhibited, installed, and performed in galleries, theaters, clubs, and venues worldwide. Cameron is a member of the New York-based collective livecode.nyc, where he organizes shows, gives livecoding workshops, and performs live coded visuals and music at algoraves.
The Browser as Instrument: Creative Tools, Live Coding, and Culture
Coding is more than just a way to provide shareholder value, it's a powerful skill for creative expression. The ubiquity of the browser makes it a great platform for building accessible tools to unlock that creativity. In this talk I'll give an overview of the browser-based creative tools I use in my personal art practice (including some that I've built myself), introduce the concept of writing code on-the-fly as a performance, and highlight the community that emerges when people with these shared interests find each other.
CUSEC 2026 was held January 8–10, 2026. The next edition is CUSEC 2027.