Brad Borevitz is a conceptual artist whose work focuses on language, politics and software. From abstract animations to the statistical analysis of political language, from erotic kaleidoscopes to robots wielding hammer drills, all his projects propose ways to understand the political, philosophical and cultural implications of computer technology as a constructed, historically situated, and manipulable artifact of human sociality. In addition to his art practice, he works as a web developer, technical writer, and information architect. He has taught media history and theory as well as computer programming for the arts in San Francisco State University's departments of Art and Design.