ABOUT ME
I’m an artist, writer, and educator, who works in performance, visual media, and multi-media installation. My work explores the politics and presence of large-scale technologies, heavy industry, and complex systems.
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My performance and installation work has been commissioned and shown at galleries and institutions including transmediale, TAC Eindhoven, The Design Museum, Auto-Italia South East, Rainbow’s End Festival (Utrecht), Tate, Victoria and Albert Museum, London Design Festival, STUK (Leuven), Rainbow’s End Festival (Utrecht), Brighton Digital Festival, Vienna Biennale, Akademie Schloss Soltitude, Deutsches TechnikMuseum (Berlin), and more.
I have been awarded artist residencies including Vilem Flusser Artistic Research Residency, Autodesk Pier 9 Artist Residency, Lighthouse Arts, RAMLAB: Port of Rotterdam, and Somerset House Studios.
I am author of ‘Systems Ultra: Making Sense of Technology in a Complex World’ (Verso 2024). My writing has appeared in publications including The Guardian, The Atlantic, Harvard Design Magazine, HOLO Magazine, and Branch; and in journals including Modes of Criticism, Sexualities, Science as Culture, Journal of Homosexuality, and Journal of Economic Geography.
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I have founded and led several creative and experimental art-technology studios. At University of the Arts London, I was Reader (Associate Professor) in Systems and Deviance, with embedded teaching on MA Interaction Design. Here, I co-founded and led the creative studio, Supra Systems Studio which explored how creative practice can be used to interrogate and explore complex systems though collaborative practice-led research via artistic projects, interdisciplinary student briefs, residencies, publications, and more. We collaborated and exhibited with institutions including V&A, BBC R&D, London Design Festival, Future Everything, Centre for Investigative Journalism, and Kubrick Archives. I also co-founded and directed the creative studio Strange Telemetry, which explored how technologies are imagined, built, used, and known, through collaborative creative and speculative approaches.. We worked with institutions including Cabinet Office, Department for Transport, and Government Office for Science, leading work exploring the use of speculative design in policy spaces.
Prior to that, I led research for creative technology studio, Tinker London which explored creative and experimental applications of open source hardware. I have held teaching and research positions with Goldsmiths, Royal College of Art, University of Southern California, The New School, FH Potsdam, and NYU.
I hold a PhD and MSc from the Science Policy Research Unit (SPRU), University of Sussex, and an MBiochem in Biochemistry with History and Philosophy of Science from Oxford University. A full CV is available on request.
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CONTACT
Email: hello@gsvoss.com
Instagram: georgina_voss