Yasaman Sheri is a designer, writer and researcher working at the intersection of science, technology and society. Her practice is rooted in creative and critical inquiry into machine and ecological sensing, exploring new forms of perception enabled by advanced technologies and their cultural, ecological and social implications. Through investigations spanning hardware, wetware and material science, her work reveals complex human-nature entanglements and emerging techno-ecologies. Her writing has appeared in DAZED, Foam Magazine, HKW, CURA and Mold. Sheri is also an educator crafting contemporary design curricula, currently Professor of Critical Design Practices at ArtCenter College of Design in Los Angeles and Research Affiliate at NYU. She is Principal Investigator of the Synthetic Ecologies Lab at Serpentine R&D, cultivating new spaces of cross-disciplinary inquiry that do not yet belong to any single discipline.
