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. Rosalie was born and raised in Taiwan and resides in NYC.
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. Rosalie was born and raised in Taiwan and resides in NYC.