BIO
Mehdi Doumi (pronounced Meddy Doo-mee) has spent the last 12 years developing high-speed scientific-imaging systems, computer vision software, and prediction models for consumer perception, at L'Oreal, the largest cosmetics company in the world. Mehdi has launched testing methods across teams in Shanghai, Paris, Milan, Redmond, Los Angeles & New York, and presented at various conferences, including winning Top Poster award at IFSCC 2020 (Japan). He has accepted patents in visual evaluation tools, and several pending in computer vision and furniture design.
In 2021, Mehdi founded Paletta - a patent-pending desk-like-iPad case that dramatically improves the ergonomics of iPad tablets, critical for digital artists, note-takers, and dexterity-challenged users.
Mehdi is an artist that enjoys coding computational/generative art, ink art, and occasionally playing with physical materials.
He founded Blehdi Non-Profit Science Art for K-12 classrooms to use the power of abstract art to help students understand science.
He designed the Go Figure competition at Rutgers University to celebrate the graphic aspects biomedical engineering research.
He enjoys performing improv comedy in the NY & NJ area. Actually, you can perform improv anywhere.
Thank you for visiting.
Mehdi Doumi (pronounced Meddy Doo-mee) has spent the last 12 years developing high-speed scientific-imaging systems, computer vision software, and prediction models for consumer perception, at L'Oreal, the largest cosmetics company in the world. Mehdi has launched testing methods across teams in Shanghai, Paris, Milan, Redmond, Los Angeles & New York, and presented at various conferences, including winning Top Poster award at IFSCC 2020 (Japan). He has accepted patents in visual evaluation tools, and several pending in computer vision and furniture design.
In 2021, Mehdi founded Paletta - a patent-pending desk-like-iPad case that dramatically improves the ergonomics of iPad tablets, critical for digital artists, note-takers, and dexterity-challenged users.
Mehdi is an artist that enjoys coding computational/generative art, ink art, and occasionally playing with physical materials.
He founded Blehdi Non-Profit Science Art for K-12 classrooms to use the power of abstract art to help students understand science.
He designed the Go Figure competition at Rutgers University to celebrate the graphic aspects biomedical engineering research.
He enjoys performing improv comedy in the NY & NJ area. Actually, you can perform improv anywhere.
Thank you for visiting.
Paletta is successfully helping digital artists, seniors and students get more out of their tablet. www.palettalife.com, @palettalife on IG.
Computational art at my private New Jersey gallery. August 2020.
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Thank you to L'Oreal USA for recognizing Blehdi art! Follow @loreausa you cosmetics lovers. Instagram Link.
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