Interpreter

Interpreter is a multidisciplinary artist from the United States of America whose work blurs the boundaries between digital media, performance, and immersive installation. Raised among the vibrant art scenes of both coasts, Interpreter developed a distinctive approach that fuses experimental sound design, coded visuals, and poetic narrative. Since emerging in the early 2010s, Interpreter has exhibited in a range of contexts, from underground galleries in Brooklyn to major new media festivals in Los Angeles.

Influenced by movements such as Afrofuturism, cybernetics, and street art, Interpreter’s practice explores themes of communication in the digital age, frequently collaborating with musicians, dancers, and technologists. Their 2021 project “Signal/Noise” drew critical acclaim for its innovative use of AI to reconstruct and reimagine fragmented oral histories, while more recent works delve into issues of identity, surveillance, and the evolving landscape of online intimacy. Interpreter’s dynamic interventions continue to challenge audiences to rethink the relationship between technology and human expression, affirming their status as a vital and original voice in contemporary American art.