DAMONT COMBS

Damont Combs, also known by his stage name Mr. Orange Live, is an award-winning poet, independent researcher, and technology consultant. As the Executive Director of Tell Your Truth, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, he fosters artistic expression and creates spaces where artists can share their stories authentically. He also serves as the Program Director of Poetry Out Loud, inspiring young poets across communities.

In the scientific realm, Damont is pioneering research in quantum mechanics, time-reversal simulations, and emergent gravity. His work includes groundbreaking experiments on quantum teleportation, black hole evaporation, and the physics of time travel, challenging conventional theories of spacetime. His article, Exploring the Boundaries of AI Creativity, Self-Awareness, and the Future of Intelligent Machines, is currently under peer review, while From Bits to Qubits: Human-Readable Messaging Over Quantum Systems explores the future applications of quantum communications.

With a background in computer technology services, Damont has worked extensively in technology consulting, computer repair, and AI integration. His expertise spans quantum simulations, AI-assisted research, and scientific computing, bridging the gap between science and technology through innovative applications.

As a poet, Damont has published multiple collections, including My Poem…My Riddle, A Touch of Orange, and his latest work, Orange Will Rise. His poetry explores themes of identity, resilience, and social change, earning national recognition. He actively curates events that uplift voices within the poetry community.

Beyond his artistic and scientific endeavors, Damont is a dedicated advocate for fair pay and financial reform. He has successfully lobbied for increased and expedited payments for vendors in Providence, RI, raising the pre-bid payment threshold from $5,000 to $10,000 and advocating for direct deposit options. In Pawtucket, RI, he serves on the Arts Advisory Commission, working to enhance artistic opportunities for local residents.

Additionally, Damont is a member of the Anti-Cancer Task Force, fighting to end cancer in Pawtucket. Through his work with the Phoenix Program, he teaches poetry and authorship to incarcerated individuals, helping reduce recidivism through creative expression.

Combining science, technology, and art, Damont continues to push the boundaries of knowledge while fostering creative and intellectual growth.