Emma Dickson

Emma Dickson is a versatile individual enamored with outdated technology and the evolution of technical languages towards obsolescence, particularly in time-based media like digital art.

Their artistic creations, such as the noteworthy 2018 piece Mixed Connections, delve into themes of identity, community, and yearning through the lens of technology.

Having served as the Toolmaker-in-Residence at Signal Cultures in Owego, NY, during Winter 2019, Emma initiated the development of a unique form of slow scan TV (SSTV), showcasing their innovative approach to media art.

Emma's educational background includes a Bachelor's degree in Sociology & Computer Sciences from New York University.

Professionally, Emma has held various roles, from being a Software Developer at Webrecorder Software to a Data Engineer at Artsy. They have also contributed their skills as a Computer Programmer at the Electronic Literature Organization, among many other prestigious positions.

Additionally, Emma actively engages in the artistic and sports communities of Durham, North Carolina, participating in the Bull City Roller Derby while pursuing their career as a Data Engineer at Artsy.