Radul is a contemporary multimedia artist whose innovative practice traverses video, installation, sound, and performance. Known for questioning the mechanics of perception and the structures of communication, Radul’s work frequently explores the apparatus of media and the behavior of audiences within constructed environments. Based in Vancouver, Radul’s projects have been widely exhibited in institutions and biennials across Canada, Europe, and the United States, earning critical acclaim for their conceptual rigor and playful engagement with the boundaries between viewer and artwork.

With a background in both music and visual art, Radul’s interdisciplinary approach foregrounds the dynamic interplay between scripted and improvised elements, often enlisting collaborators from diverse fields to challenge and extend the possibilities of her chosen mediums. Her artistic research also intersects with pedagogical pursuits, as she has long been involved in teaching and mentorship, further contributing to the dialogue surrounding contemporary art practice and theory.