Philippe Pasquier’s work explores the potential of generative systems, both for automatic content creation and for computer-assisted creativity. Holding a PhD in AI, Philippe is Associate Professor in Interactive Arts and Technology and an adjunct professor in Cognitive Science at Simon Fraser University. He is both a scientist and a multi-disciplinary artist. His contributions range from theoretical research in artificial intelligence, multi-agent systems and machine learning to applied artistic research and practice in interactive art, computer music, and generative art. Philippe is the founding Chair of the international workshops on Musical Metacreation (MUME), the MUME concerts series, the international conference on Movement and Computation (MOCO), and he was director of the Vancouver edition of the International Symposium on Electronic Arts (ISEA2015). His work has been shown internationally, published in over 130 peer-reviewed scientific or artistic forums, and funded by more than 20 scientific or c