Buket Yenidogan is a Turkish experimental new-media artist, curator and academician who is exploring the posthuman kinship through art and technology. Expanding in various media from sound performances to interactive installations, moving-image and guided meditations, she crafts transformational experiences.
Having a BoS degree from ITU and a MA degree from the Royal College of Art, the multi-disciplinary new media artist is also a published author and panellist of the AI Music Conference 2021 (AIMC) held in Austria, a lecturer of Digital Media BA programme in Coventry University and a recent shortlisted artist for Lumen Prize. She has exhibited internationally at art and technology festivals like Sónar+D, art galleries in London, Zurich and New York in addition to having performances in venues like IKLECTIK Art Lab and The Amersham Arms of London, UK. Currently, she is investigating the parallels between hydro-feminist spirituality and her cultural roots of nomads of Eurasia and the contemporary state of re-location.
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She is currently a practice based PhD candidate at the Postdigital Cultures Research Centre and working as a Lecturer in Coventry University in Digital Media B.A. programme.
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