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Byrke Lou is a hybrid artist working at the intersection of art, science, and technology. Her work investigates how knowledge, economics, and systems design shape our collective future. Integrating physical and virtual materials, she creates cross-media experiences that span installation, performance, and digital environments.
In 2022, she served on the jury for the NRW Art Prize for women in digital arts. She has taught at UdK Berlin (2017–2019) and at KUG Graz x IEM (2023–2024).
Her work has been presented at documenta 14, the Moscow Museum of Modern Art, Museo Reina Sofía, the Venice Film Festival, Ars Electronica, and more.
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Who is Byrke Lou?
PHYSICS
To understand how computers shape our world, I studied how they work.
I specialized in complex systems — particularly artificial intelligence — where the same mathematical models describe behavior in biology, economics, and physics.
PHYSICS & ART
I explore how knowledge is constructed and disseminated.
My work draws on epistemology, using materials like glass and aluminum — central to both scientific research and fine art — and employs technologies such as AI and virtual reality to examine digital systems and aesthetics.