We bring programming, mathematics, and a love of the arts together to make useful software and new ways to learn.
Meet the founder
Adam Thomas Evans Jr. · Age 18
Adam started programming as a child by making games. His curiosity took him into JavaScript and web development, then React, and now full-stack applications built for clients.
While attending Western School of Technology & Environmental Science, he completed dual enrollment at the Community College of Baltimore County. He graduated summa cum laude with associate degrees in computer science and mathematics.
During his junior year of high school, Adam received a conditional programming offer from the National Security Agency. A Trump administration hiring freeze changed that path. He joined the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services instead, where he has spent nearly a year and a half maintaining websites and designing new applications.
Adam founded Euclidean Arts & Tech to take his love of programming further: building educational experiences inspired by the arts and creating software that helps people do meaningful work.
Harmonicon turns music theory into an interactive experience. Its procedural music engine uses Markov chains: the next note is chosen using probabilities shaped by the notes before it. The same curiosity guides future ideas in origami, string art, and crochet.
We develop projects with and on behalf of Tri-Town Revival. Our shared interest in children's education and useful software gives that partnership a clear purpose.
We build websites and applications for clients, applying a formulaic approach to each technology problem: understand the need, work through the constraints, and build a solution that fits.