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In this episode of Artist and Computer, host Bea Taylor Searle speaks with Enorê, a Brazilian-born, London-based artist whose practice fluidly moves between digital and material realms.
Working with 3D-printed ceramics, textiles, and video, they investigate how digital data can become tangible: using clay’s fragility, imperfection, and temporality as a way to reimagine the slippery boundaries between virtual bodies and physical form.
Episode cover made by Lonni Omarii.
Music by Jalisa Abeid.
By Beatrice Taylor SearleIn this episode of Artist and Computer, host Bea Taylor Searle speaks with Enorê, a Brazilian-born, London-based artist whose practice fluidly moves between digital and material realms.
Working with 3D-printed ceramics, textiles, and video, they investigate how digital data can become tangible: using clay’s fragility, imperfection, and temporality as a way to reimagine the slippery boundaries between virtual bodies and physical form.
Episode cover made by Lonni Omarii.
Music by Jalisa Abeid.