about Christopher
With formal training and a deep personal interest in both life science and media theory, Christopher is a man obsessed with computer culture and the social evolution it invokes.
Evolution: biological, social, and technological. Other buzzwords: architecture, anatomy, urban decay, organic-synthetic, and revolution.
Christopher is currently working on his final masters project for George Mason University; the relaunch of his website, Urban Molecule, will take scientific discourse to a new level.
He’s devoted his life to the pursuit of social progress. In summer 2009, he documented gay civil rights history from the rise and fall of the Gay Liberation Front to the modern marriage equality movement in his self-produced series, 40 years after Stonewall.
In his free time, Christopher manages online content for a national civil rights law firm headquartered in New York City.
He’s an avid film-goer and a lover of history, art and music. As both a scientist and social activist, he marries logic with emotion; a good approach, he thinks.
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