Laura Beloff
Most Recent Affiliation(s):
- Aalto University, Associate Professor
ISEA Bio(s) Available:
ISEA 2022
Laura Beloff (PhD) is an internationally acclaimed artist and a researcher in the cross section of art, technology and science. The research is in a form of installations, wearable artifacts, and experiments with scientific methods that deal with the merger of the technological and biological matter. The research engages with human enhancement, biosemiotics, AI, AL, robotics affiliated with art, humans, natural environment and society. She is Associate Professor and Head of Doctoral Education in the Department of Art & Media at Aalto University, Finland.
ISEA2020
Laura Beloff (PhD) is an internationally acclaimed artist and a researcher in the cross section of art, technology and science. Additionally to research papers, articles and book-chapters, the outcome of the research is in a form of process-based installations, wearable artifacts, and experiments with scientific methods that deal with the merger of the technological and biological matter at large. The research engages with the areas such as human enhancement, bio-semiotics, biological matter, artificial life, artificial intelligence, robotics, and information technology in connection to art, humans and society. Currently, she is Associate Professor and the Head of ViCCA program at Aalto University, Finland.
ISEA2014
Laura Beloff (PhD), IT-University, DK, is an internationally acclaimed artist who has been actively producing works and exhibiting worldwide in museums, galleries and art events since the late 1980’s.
ISEA2011
Laura Beloff’s artistic works, with acclaimed international reputation as an artist, can be described as peculiar wearable objects, programmed structures and participatory, networked installations. Many of her works deal with individuals in the global society trying to adapt to highly complex technologically enhanced world, which is becoming increasingly mobile. Beloff has exhibited widely in museums, galleries and media-art events in Europe and worldwide, f.e. in Vienna 2011, the Venice Biennale 2007, and in Brazil 2008. She is frequently lecturing about her research and practice in universities and various conferences. 2002-06 she was Professor for media arts at the Art Academy in Oslo, Norway. 2007-11 she was awarded a five-year grant by the Finnish state. In 2009-2010 and in 2011 she has been an invited visiting artist at The University of Applied Arts in Vienna (AT). Currently she is working towards PhD within Planetary Collegium, University of Plymouth.
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Last Known Location:
- Copenhagen, Denmark
Previous Location(s):
- FI
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Art Events:
besenbahn
Categories: [Sound Art] [Video Art]
[ISEA2002]
Seven Mile Boots
Categories: [Art Exhibition] [Wearable Art] [Performances] [Fashion Show/Wearable Technology]
[ISEA2004]
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Title: Unexpected Affairs: Wearable Technology, Human and The Arts
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ISEA2011
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Title: Designing Nature
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ISEA2014
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Title: Noise Responsive Systems: How do those change the infrastructure of the Institution?
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ISEA2016
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Title: The Condition Towards Hybrid Agency
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ISEA2016
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Title: The Fly Printer, Extended
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ISEA2016
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Title: Methodological Approaches and Sensitive Experiences Based on Nature Immersions, Field Trips and Rural Residencies Introduction
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ISEA2017
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Title: Uncanny Realm: The Extension of the Natural
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ISEA2017
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Title: The Dark Side of Making: Reflecting on Promises, Practices and Problems of the Last 25 Years
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ISEA2018
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Title: The Practice of New Media Art: Sentience, Perception, Cognition, and Consciousness?
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ISEA2020
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Title: Living Biotechnical Lives: Noise, Parasites, and Relational Practices
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ISEA2022
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Title: POM – Politics of Machines Series
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ISEA2022
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