Myron Campbell | Award-Winning Interactive Artist & Designer

Myron Campbell is a highly accomplished artist, designer, and educator currently serving as faculty at the University of British Columbia: Okanagan in Kelowna, BC, Canada. Operating under his studio brand Notsosimpleton, Myron Campbell specializes in the creation of complex visual narratives, often taking the form of visual fables that blend interactive animation with physical installation. His multidisciplinary approach utilizes mixtures of two and three-dimensional elements, emphasizing collage as a primary creative process to explore the intersection of dreams and memories. With a professional background spanning over two decades, Myron Campbell has made significant contributions to the Canadian creative landscape. His early career included work with the Trailer Park Boys in Halifax and a four-year tenure at the Banff Centre for the Arts. Notably, he served as an Art Director at Switch United and co-created major interactive installations for the Vancouver 2010 Olympics. His excellence in the field has been recognized with prestigious accolades, including the Canadian New Media Award for Best Interactive Designer and the Governor General's Gold Medal for Academic Excellence. As an educator and researcher, Myron Campbell continues to investigate the specific grammar of visual media and its distinction from traditional literary or cinematic forms. His portfolio reflects a diverse range of projects including branding for regional wineries, music videos, and independent artistic exhibitions featured internationally.