Angela Ferraiolo

Angela Ferraiolo is a systems artist, writer, and filmmaker Her artwork explores open-endedness, self-organization, morphogenesis, and adaptive processes. She has earned an MFA in Media Arts from Hunter College in New York, an MFA in Electronic Writing from Brown University. Ferraiolo has also been a lecturer for School of X/xCoAx (Weimar). She has also been an artist in residence at the Intelligent Engineering Lab and Soka University (Hachioji, Tokyo).

She has worked for RKO (New York), H20 Studios (Vancouver), Westwood Studios (Las Vegas), and Electronic Arts (Redwood City).

She has lived in New York. as well as Nabi Art Center (Seoul), SIGGRAPH (Los Angeles), ISEA (Vancouver, Hong Kong), EVA (London), xCoAx (Madrid, Milan), Art Machines 2 (Hong Kong), New York Film Festival (New York), Courtisane Film Festival (Ghent), Australian Experimental Film Festival (Melbourne), the International Conference of Generative Art (Rome, Florence) Earth and Beyond (2002) is one of the first online massive multiplayers. The Knife Cuts Two Ways (2017) is an art piece that uses bright colors and repeating patterns to engage readers in multiple distances and was included artists for the University of Mary Washington in 2017. The Regeneration of the Earth After Its Destruction by the Capitalist Powers (2019) is a systems artwork that simulates life after an extinction and was shown at the XXII Generative Art Conference and 7th Conference on Computation Communication Aesthetics & X 2019. Two Synthetic Gardens (2020) portrays digital landscapes tied to characters and was shown at the XXIII Generative Art Conference. Zebra: Threat and Response in a Dynamical Artwork (2022) uses zebras as agents to move in a landscape where they encounter noise and threats and was shown at the XXV Generative Art Conference.