Erin Wajufos is a generative artist, projectionist and curator based in Brooklyn, New York. She attended Massachusetts College of Art and Design in Boston and graduated with a BFA in Experimental Filmmaking, focusing primarily on Avant-garde cinema and animation. Moving to New York in 2012 to pursue her career in film, Erin quickly fell in love with the real-time projection mapping and audio reactive experiences in large scale environments and started her journey teaching herself programming skills in her free time, primarily learning node-based applications including MaxMSP and later P5js. She has since performed live visuals for Carl Cox, Honey Dijon, Solomun & Dj Diesel at Electric Zoo Festival, Brooklyn Mirage, Quantum Brooklyn and Elsewhere. Her work typically appropriates cinematic sequences by twisting their functionality, creating narratives that feel harsh as a means to simply raise awareness about topics such as the climate crisis and social justice issues, amongst other experimental practices. Erin is the Community Administrator for Creative Code Art and co-directed the Creative Code Festival which went on to win a Telly Award for Immersive and Mixed-Reality Experiences in 2021. She has exhibited work at Ars Electronica, Neo Shibuya Tv, Atlanta Digital Art Week, Concrete House, Creative Code Festival and in Time Square for Vizmesh.