About Me

Welcome to my gallery!  

The fact that I've never entertained an actual career ambition probably explains why I've had layovers in airports that lasted longer than most of my jobs. May also explain -- at least in part -- why my professional life over the decades has unfolded as a litany of accidental firsts...

1984 Einstein's Computer Guides:
Authored the first major how-to book series on personal computers.

1984 Einstein and Sandom Interactive:
Co-founded the nation's first digital advertising agency.

1991 Room Service Hawaii:
Co-founded the nation's first home-away-from-home cable shopping network.

1996 Smart Syndication:
Designed and built the Internet's first syndication network for consumer products.

2001 The Digital Apostate:
Became the first digital industry insider to speak out about the inherent dangers of digital scale, more specifically about the rise of what I called a default meta-addiction to all things media and all things digital -- the new social rule rather than the exception.

2012 The Media Addict's Handbook:
Authored a step-by-step guide to restore the quality of life in the Great Age of Addiction.

2017 Brave New Digital World:
Produced, scripted, and narrated a 45-minute feature video about the rise of a 21st-century dystopian state that -- like Huxley's Brave New World -- mandates default addiction as the primary compliance mechanism.

Throughout my journey from digital media pioneer to Digital Apostate to fine art photographer, I've been blessed to find compassion and humor and beauty and pathos in just about all things, great and small alike. Truth be told, however, compassion and humor and beauty and pathos have more often found me.

Those serendipitous moments leave indelible marks, some good, some less so. Herein you'll find the trace evidence of my encounters with serendipity: blossoms and birds and swamps and walls and solitude. The eternal and the ephemeral. 

Now well into my seventies, I live with my better 75% in Delray Beach, FL. Needless to say I've watched a lot of water flow under my bridge. Some of it flowed into my art. Like all art, mine is about self discovery. I hope you find some compassion and humor and beauty and pathos in it. I hope you find yourself. If so, chalk it up to serendipity.

Please contact me directly with any thoughts -- good or bad -- about my work. And please tell your family, friends, and colleagues about JeffEinsteinArt.com. Thank you for your interest in my work.

Jeff Einstein