Postdoctoral Fellow, School of the Arts, Media, Performance & Design
Research Fellow
Grace Grothaus is a computational artist and researcher working at the intersection of environmental data, public engagement, and interdisciplinary art practice. She is currently a Postdoctoral Fellow with Connected Minds at 91亚色, where her work bridges computational media, environmental sensing, and civic participation. Her research-creation practice鈥攐ften described as envirographic art鈥攖ranslates complex climate and pollution data into legible, affective experiences through wearable technologies, interactive systems, and public installations. Drawing on methods from human-computer interaction, participatory design, and environmental humanities, her work advances data-driven art practices that engage communities in understanding and responding to urban environmental challenges.
Research Keywords
climate change; air pollution; soot/carbon air pollution; computational art, data-driven art, envirographic art
Themes | Planetary Health |
Status | Active |
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