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Byrke Lou is a transdisciplinary, hybrid artist who explores networks of society, science, and economics in their process of shaping our future. Her work integrates both physical and virtual materials, creating poetic, cross-media experiences. In 2022, she served on the jury for the Art Prize NRW, which honors outstanding women in digital arts. Byrke Lou has taught at UdK Berlin (2017-2019) and at KUG Graz x IEM (2023-2024).
Her work has been shown at documenta 14, the Moscow Museum of Modern Art, Museo Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, the Venice Film Biennale, and Ars Electronica, among other prestigious venues.
MOREWho is Byrke Lou?
PHYSICS
Computers shape our future, so I wanted to understand how they work. I was also curious about the processes behind scientific research. In physics, I specialized in complex systems, particularly artificial intelligence, as the mathematical models that govern systems in biology, economics, and physics are often the same.
PHYSICS & ART
I explore the mechanisms behind the construction and dissemination of knowledge. My work incorporates materials like glass and aluminum—materials essential in scientific research for driving innovation, while also rooted in traditional fine art practices. Additionally, I leverage cutting-edge technologies such as virtual reality and artificial intelligence to examine the evolving landscape of digital media.