About Rachel Rossin
About the Author
Rachel Rossin (b. 1987, West Palm Beach, FL) is an internationally renowned artist and programmer whose multi-disciplinary practice has established her as a pioneer in the field of virtual reality. Rossin’s work blends painting, sculpture, new media and more to create digital landscapes that address the impact of technology on human psychology, embodiment, sovereignty, and phenomenology.
Rossin's works have been exhibited at prestigious institutions around the world, including the KW Institute of Contemporary Art, The Whitney Museum of American Art, Kiasma Museum of Helsinki, K11: Shanghai, The New Museum, Rhizome, The Hyundai Museum of Seoul, GAMeC of Bergamo Italy, HEK of Münchenstein Basel Switzerland, ‘Kim’ Museum of Riga Latvia, The Sundance Film Festival, The Carnegie Museum of Art and the Casino Museum of Luxembourg.
In addition to her artistic practice, Rossin has also lectured at Stäedelschule, Google, MIT, Stanford, School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Her work has been published in several notable publications, such as Video/Art: The First Fifty Years published by Phaidon, Chimeras, Inventory of Synthetic Cognition by the Onassis Foundation, and Chaos and Awe: Painting for the 21st Century by MIT Press.