About Rob Gonsalves
Rob Gonsalves is an artist, inventor, and engineer. Ever since his parents brought
home a
Tandy Color Computer
in 1982, Rob has been hooked on programming. He honed
his interests in the arts, music, and computers in the Boston area.
After attending Northeastern
and UMass Lowell, he joined
Avid Technology
as their 15th employee. Rob is Avid's Director of Architecture and
holds 36
patents.
For over a decade, Rob was active with the
COLLISIONcollective
, a collection of artists and researchers
in the Boston area that showed envelope-pushing artwork in an interactive workshop/laboratory
format.
In April 2017, Rob's installation Reach, Color, Repeat
won a Juror's Prize at the Digitalia exhibit at the
Barrett Art Center. It was awarded by Bruce Wands,
chair of the MFA Computer Art Department, School of Visual Arts, New York.
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