Rosalie’s practice explores unconventional 3D scanning and printing techniques to construct alternative spaces for cross-cultural narratives, such as the complex dynamics of physical intimacy and the long history of colonial sugar production in East Asia.
Her research is anchored in the process of photogrammetry, a practice that resides in the transitional state between photography and sculpture.
She is currently a creative technologist and artistic fellow at the Brown Institute for Media Innovation, Columbia Graduate School of Journalism. She was a former Tech Resident at Pioneer Works and Research Fellow at NYU Tisch’s Interactive Telecommunications Program, ITP.
Her research is anchored in the process of photogrammetry, a practice that resides in the transitional state between photography and sculpture.
She is currently a creative technologist and artistic fellow at the Brown Institute for Media Innovation, Columbia Graduate School of Journalism. She was a former Tech Resident at Pioneer Works and Research Fellow at NYU Tisch’s Interactive Telecommunications Program, ITP.