Electronic Evolution is a graduate studies research database. It is a collection of artifacts, theories, practitioners and aesthetic findings.

The build up and connections made through these findings will aid in the creation of new thought in the arena of art and design.

This site acts to link the multitude of elements which have come to influence my graduate studies. Rather than sharing my research in a linear fashion, a tagging system was devised to better demonstrate the links between elements. New ways of viewing the massive amount of research was thus created.

Since I have launched this site, a dedicated collection of followers has developed and casual observers are ever present who view this site regularly. It is my intent to expand on my findings over the past year and work to create an online community dealing with many of the topic areas I have covered on this site. To all of those who have helped advanced my thinking over this course, I thank you greatly.