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Judson-Morrissey 2023 Fellow: Rose Ansari

Rose Ansari is an Iranian multidisciplinary artist. She attended Alzahra university of Tehran for her BFA and School of the Art Institute of Chicago to earn her MFA degree in Art & Technology Studies. Rose has a sensible and scientific approach to art. For a while she worked as a designer for plays, which made her sensitive to the potential of mise-en-scène, lighting and acting as a living being on the scene. Rose Ansari believes deeply in the power of technology in arts which makes the artwork relevant. Her recent works are inspired from architectural space and elements, science of materials, and body movements. Her works have been shown nationally and internationally.

Judson-Morrissey 2023 Fellow: Michael Luo

Michael Luo(he/him) is a game maker & artist. Born as an anchor baby in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and grew up in Southwestern China, he spends his time making computer games based on hunches about diaspora, hallucination, vulgarity, crudeness, roughness, and anything else that doesn't fit with the gamer culture. He seeks to confuse, provoke, and undermine the status quo by making short, eccentric, mildly interesting projects. He also promises that there will be no armored knights in his work. He's a member of UCLA GAME LAB and a current MFA candidate in Media Arts at UCLA.
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Judson-Morrissey 2023 Fellow: Jae-Eun Suh

Jae-Eun Suh, a multidisciplinary artist from Austin, Texas, completed her Master of Fine Arts in New Media at the University of North Texas. Suh creates compositions using analog methods, digital images, and projection. Her work conveys the longing, embodied experiences, and Third Culture Kid (TCK) experience in various media. She received the Talley Dunn Gallery Equity In The Arts Fellowship. Her work has been shown nationally and internationally such as the Centre Culturel et Littéraire Jean Giono in Manosque, France, Czong Institute for Contemporary Art in Gimpo, South Korea, and The MAC in Dallas.

Judson-Morrissey 2023 Fellow: Angelica Bonilla

Angelica Bonilla (A.B) Fominaya is a Colombian anti-disciplinary artist and aspiring mad scientist interested in machine co-creation, algorithmic crafts, and the intersection of these disciplines with cultural practices. She believes in an equitable and fair future for robotics and AI, and wants to find ways to tell meaningful stories that explore ethics, culture and technology.

Member Spotlight – Chloe Lee

Chloé Lee (b. 1988, California, USA) is an American-Canadian artist living in Berlin, Germany. Her latest work uses haptic virtual reality technology to explore where digital and analog worlds meet. She is fascinated with how these new spaces can be…

Judson-Morrissey 2022 Fellow: Tessa Haas

Tessa Bachi Haas is a Ph.D Candidate in the History of Art at Bryn Mawr College, where she earned her MAin 2019. Her research engages screen-based media, net art, and digital identity, particularly through queerstudies and material culture methodologies. She…

Judson-Morrissey 2022 Fellow: Anna Zhang

Anna Zhang is an artist and technologist based in New York. Working with photography, algorithms, andextended reality, Anna’s practice focuses on imaging and reimagining our relationships with technology. Her work engages with the socio-political complexities of technological landscapes, questioning the…

Judson-Morrissey 2022 Fellow: Bao Nguyen

Bao Nguyen (they/them) is an interdisciplinary artist, experimental vocalist and curator based in Baltimore,Maryland and born in Vietnam. Their practice encompasses multimedia performance, sound art, vocalimprovisation, 3-d modeling and public art proposals. Driven by curiosity, they synthesize research oncommunication practices…