About Erin Robinson
Erin Robinson is a computational artist and researcher whose work examines how eroticism, identity, and embodiment are rewritten through algorithmic systems. She treats AI as both instrument and subject, working with synthetic images, surveillance architectures, and data-driven models to study how bodies are fragmented, reconstructed, and circulated. Across installations, image and 3D, she develops frameworks that expose the technical and libidinal logics shaping contemporary visual culture. Her practice moves between critical theory and hands-on computation, using her own body as a site for testing how desire, authorship, and agency shift within synthetic media.
Her installation XXX Machina received an Award of Distinction at Prix Ars Electronica 2025 in the category Artificial Life & Intelligence, and was presented as a solo exhibition at ististist, Athens, in 2026. Her work has been exhibited at Lentos Kunstmuseum Linz as part of the Ars Electronica Festival, Krupa Art Foundation in Wrocław, Kulturværftet in Helsingør, the Chaos Communication Congress in Hamburg and Islington Museum in London, with live work presented at the Southbank Centre and Cafe OTO. She is a PhD researcher at the University of York.