I am a freelance creative developer and interaction designer based in Ry, Denmark. With 15+ years of experience I can help with creative frontend development, generative design, prototypes of all kinds and digital experiments.

Experience

• Not a Number, Co-founder

  2023 – Present

  Not a Number is a collective of design- savvy developers helping people and businesses build for the web.

• Freelance

  2019 - Present

  Creative Coder and Interaction Designer Ry, Denmark

• Freelance Prototype Consultant

  2019 - 2020

  LEGO Education Billund, Denmark

• Designit, Senior Design Technologist

  2018 - 2019

  Senior Design Technologist

  Aarhus, Denmark

• Støj, Co-founder

  2017 - 2018

  Støj was a creative coding studio, I founded together with Andreas Refsgaard Copenhagen, Denmark

• Hello Monday, Developer

  2014 - 2016

  Developer Copenhagen, Denmark

• BBH New York and BBH Labs, Creative Technologist

  2011 - 2012

  Creative Technologist

  New York, US

A site that generates one billion possible rap combinations using 10 beat variations and 10 versions of each of the 8 verses. When you click "order," the MP3 is assembled and rendered on the fly.

-> enmilliardpizzaer.dk

Credits

• Emilio Hestepis
• BWD Studio

While we ran Støj, myself and Andreas worked together with Google Creative Lab, Google PAIR and Use All Five to create Teachable Machine. Teachable Machine is an experiment that lets anyone explore how machine learning works, in a fun, hands-on way. You can teach a machine using your camera, live in the browser – no coding required.

Try it out for yourself at teachablemachine.withgoogle.com/v1/

Technology

The image recognition is powered by a neural network. It uses the open-source library TensorFlow.js, which allows web developers to run machine learning models locally in the browser. The experiment is open-sourced on Github.

Credits

Made together with Use All Five, Google PAIR and Google Creative Lab.

I contributed to Machine Learning For Artists (ML4A) with an openFrameworks addon for controlling keystrokes over OSC.

This is a video demonstrating the addon, here using Wekinator and FaceTracker for playing Tetris.

You can download the KeyboardOSC app here.

Credits

• ML4A
• openFrameworks

A project, that tries to explore how an object detection algorithm experiences a movie trailer.

Object detection is the process of identifying specific objects such as persons, cars and chairs in digital images or video. For most humans this task requires little effort regardless of how the objects may vary in different sizes, scales and rotations or whether they are partially obstructed from view. For long these tasks have been difficult for computers to solve, but recent developments have shown impressive improvements in accuracy and speed, even while detecting multiple objects in the same image.

Process

We wondered what a fast paced movie trailer would look like seen through the lens of an object detection algorithm. Therefore we sent all individual frames from the movie trailer for The Wolf of Wall Street are through Yolo-2 with a threshold of 0.15, meaning that it only reacts to objects detected with a confidence of 15% or higher.

Credits

• Made together with Andreas Refsgaard
• YOLO-2 Algorithm

Cachemonet.com is an exploration into the serendipitous collisions that occur between two randomly generated arrays. The arrays contain a mix of custom and found .gifs sourced from tumblr.

-> cachemonet.com

Credits

• In collaboration with Tim Nolan
• The song is Windowdipper by Jib Kidder.