Jeffrey Paul Burger is a true Renaissance man—artist, photographer, musician/composer, author, programmer and producer. Media production and consulting clients have included Apple Computer, Random House, Hitachi, Pepsi and British Telecom. He is also the author of three major books on technology in the arts—including the critically acclaimed “The Desktop Multimedia Bible” (Addison-Wesley) and over 500 magazine articles on related subjects. Burger has also served in editorial capacities with seminal industry magazines including New Media, Electronic Musician and EQ, and has taught media arts in extension classes for UCLA, Stanford and San Francisco State University.

In 1990, Burger was invited to create and exhibit a piece of installation art for the first CyberArts International Festival in Los Angeles, for which he created “Baby Boom”, the germinating idea behind his Meta-Art project. Artistically, his visual art passion since then has been taking unusual artistic photographs wherever he travels and digitally manipulating this now 10,000-plus image library by hand into abstract and surreal art that he renders in large-format limited-edition giclèes. His Meta-Art project combines his formidable skills and experience with the latest technology to make a bold and unique statement in the art world.