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Anna Ridler (UK) and Rosalie Yu (TW/US)  met during their science_technology_society residency at Delfina Foundation in autumn 2020. Both artists use data and computational methodologies in a feminist way and were interested in exploring the similarities and differences in their practices whilst placing it in a historical and cultural context. This website is the result. It is a living document of the theoretical and practical underpinnings of using data as part of their artistic practice, and includes interviews with curators and artists that were conducted as part of their residency. Divided into rough sections that examine their different areas of interest, each image provides a link to further work or reading about the subject matter.

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Anna Ridler      

Anna Ridler is a London based artist interested in systems of knowledge, with a desire to know and to make this process of knowing available. She works with new technologies, exploring how they are created in order to better understand society and the world. She has been working extensively with machine learning for the past four years. 

Rosalie Yu      

Rosalie Yu is an artist and researcher based in New York and Taipei. Her research explores the practice of reciprocity, shared intimacy, and looks at how cross-cultural concepts shape our understanding of them. She facilitates participatory experiences like workshops and classes, and translates the results into artefacts, installations, and tutorial-essays using emerging phototechnics.
Conversations During the Residency      

Natalie Kane, curator
Caroline Sinders, artist and researcher
David Pfau, computer scientist
Jon Uriate, curator
Charles Berret, journalist and scholar
Surya Mattu, artist, engineer and investigative journalist
Contact      

If you would like to talk to us
please get in touch with us
at anna@annaridler.com yurosalie@gmail.com.