Name: Computational Poetry with Helen Shewolfe Tseng, Halim Madi, & Kyle Booten
Start: 2026-04-08T19:00:00.000-07:00
End: 2026-04-08T20:00:00.000-07:00
Location: tiat

tiat (the intersection of art & technology)

HALIM MADI is a Lebanese-born artist, performer, and creative technologist working at the intersection of code, memory, and storytelling. Their practice blends poetic systems, interactive theater, and AI tools to explore how language remembers, especially in the aftermath of displacement.

HELEN SHEWOLFE TSENG is an artist, designer, wildlife naturalist, and creative technologist whose work emerges from the crossroads of ecology and mythology. Since 2024, Helen has been a member of the editorial collective for 

, where she is also a recurring contributor; her computational poetry has also been published by 

 (dispersed holdings, NYC, 2025), a book of poems written with/against nine algorithmic systems that strain and retrain his poetic faculties.  He will also launch the second issue of 

Ensemble Park: A Journal of Human+Computer Writing

; a limited number of print copies will be on hand, free to a good home

​​​tiat ​is the intersection of art and technology! we are a 501c3 nonprofit for creative technologists to experiment, exhibit, and expand their practice. ⋆౨ৎ˚⟡˖

​​we also just got our own place in Union Square, come see the gallery and come to more art & tech events 

Computational Poetry with Helen Shewolfe Tseng, Halim Madi, & Kyle Booten

new-spirit

Kyle Booten

as a tiat member, you'll get:

1. tiat merch, redeemable one-time only
2. one workshop admission 
3. new exhibition opening admission (new exhibition each month)
4. salon admission
5. coworking (normally $10/day, come anytime during our open hours m-f 12-6/sat 11-5, enjoy green tea, wifi, and the company of other creative technologists)
6. waitlist priority for sold out events
7. website shoutout (optional)