The Bre Pettis Collection of Computer Art
Portrait of Addie Wagenknecht

Photo: re:publica from Germany, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Credit: #rpTEN - Tag 2

Addie Wagenknecht

American · b. 1981

Addie Wagenknecht (b. 1981, Portland, Oregon) makes conceptual work at the seam of hacking and fine art. Multimedia and computer science at Oregon, then NYU's ITP, where she co-founded NORTD labs with Stefan Hechenberger — their open-source Lasersaur laser cutter went everywhere — plus F.A.T. Lab membership, an Eyebeam residency, a Mozilla open(art) fellowship, and Deep Lab, the women-led collective on privacy and surveillance she founded in 2014 with Warhol Foundation support. Her Black Hawk Paint series has drones painting canvases by flight command; Alone Together set Roombas loose in International Klein Blue. Represented by bitforms in New York; based in Innsbruck.

Artist's website (bitforms.art) ↗Read more on Wikipedia ↗

1 physical work · 2 digital projects (2 iterations)

Physical works in the collection

Digital projects

In the library