Chris Kerr is a poet who has worked across multiple forms of media, including code, visual poetry and textual poetry.
./code --poetry is a collection of code poems, each written in the source code of a different programming language. Every poem is also a valid program that produces a visual representation of itself when compiled and run. ./code --poetry is a collaboration with Daniel Holden.
Extra Long Matches presents a sequence of visual poems inspired by the longest tennis match in history: Isner-Mahut at the 2010 Wimbledon Championships.
Nam Gal Sips Clark is a collection of constrained textual poetry and visual poetry exploring the periodic table.
Citidyll is "a rip roaring ride through the decaying heart of the modern metropolis. Rythmically complex and infused with the Wasteland's heap of broken images heaped onto yet more broken images, Citidyll confirms a grave suspicion: the nightmare of the dystopia is full realised and it is where we are living right now. Exuberant and stylish poetry from a huge new talent." — from the publisher