Ursula Endlicher

URSULA ENDLICHER is a new media and interdisciplinary artist working with interactive media and the Internet since the early 1990s. She investigates structural components and interfaces of digital and “natural” networks and creates works in contrasting formats including net art, AR, installation, performance, environmental works, and dinners – often a combination thereof. In her works humans and more-than-humans, machines and nature, are inspired by each other’s behavior – often in humorous ways – and create new forms and “worlds” in between. Thematizing the interplay of digital and natural resources she uses diverse media and materials such as code, environmental real-time data, video, ceramics, plants and food, stimulating the audience’s conceptual and multi-sensory perceptions.

Her work has been shown at Chronus Art Center, Shanghai; Haus der Elektronischen Künste, Basel; Transmediale, Berlin; SIGGRAPH, Yokohama; Eyebeam, New York; Castle Centre for Contemporary Art, Warsaw; and WUK, Vienna. Her work is part of the artport collection of the Whitney Museum of American Art.