Julian Abraham "Togar" is an artist, musician, and pseudo-scientist. His work often leaves room for interpretation or to be processed by the audience,—transforming core issues into seemingly easy-to-digest concepts as a tool to educate and engage both society and creative workers—the exterior or the function of the space holds more than what merely meets the eye. He engages in extensive research resulting in analytically focused artworks that often combine installation, sound, music, programming, and science. Togar's projects regularly foster social engagement through community participation in workshops and instructional programs. The artist is concerned with the relationships and connections between art, the environment, science, and technology. Key outcomes of Togar's projects are education and the dissemination of specialist scientific knowledge to the broader community.