Riley Tu is a London-based artist working with moving images, music and installation. Her practice centres on body politics, self-representation and algorithmic resistance within digital spaces. Drawing on feminist theories, she examines cyborg identities and the ways technology mediates and constructs gender. By reconfiguring digital bodies, she questions the ways identity is rendered, fragmented and reconstructed in virtual spaces. With an MFA in Fine Art from Goldsmiths, University of London, she continues to navigate the intersections of technology and embodiment, questioning the boundaries between human and non-human, organic and artificial, and the possibilities for resistance within liminal spaces.
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