Roy Feinson is the founder of DoubleTake Images and is credited with pioneering the genre known as impressionist mosaics. His graphic programs are based on artificial life and artificial intelligence algorithms, and he is credited as the inventor of cell-phone predictive text with his patent for an Interpretive Tone Device.
His award-winning artwork has been internationally published and he recently completed a commission by Disneyland to create 38 large scale mosaics for the park's 50th anniversary. The project featured the world's largest photographic mosaic and the only tri-level mosaic ever created. He has been a guest on CNN and has appeared on hundreds of radio shows all over the world. He was featured subject of the documentary Behind the Orange Curtain in which he discusses his philosophy of art and science.
In 2007, Feinson was selected as the Grammy's featured artist for the 50th anniversary show, creating a piece that featured the world's first free-form photographic mosaic. Feinson also serves as the Art Director for Project S.N.A.P., a non-profit organization designed to give K-12 students and their families the opportunity to speak out on issues that matter to them using art with a message.
Feinson's three best-selling books, The Animal in You, Animal Attraction (St. Martin's), and The Secret Universe of Names (Overlook) have been translated into ten languages and are focused on the evolutionary underpinnings of human behavior. He is currently working on a book detailing a novel theory of what animals actually see entitled, The Zebra's Stripes
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