Joslyn Willauer is an American artist working and living in Tokyo. She was awarded her MA from the Royal College of Art in London in 2018, and has exhibited internationally at Whitechapel Gallery, Kyoto City University of the Arts, Platform Arts Belfast, and The Wrong Digital Art Biennale.  She works through a range of media technologies from 16mm film to 3D animation, video game engines, and installation. Contemporary technologies allow her to explore the intersection of feminism and technology through dis/embodied relationships of capital, environment, and virtual interaction. Her work is particularly concerned with how contemporary relationships to technology are affected by post-human ideology, and with how sociopolitical hierarchies can be dissolved through a combination of activism and technology. Working through international networks of feminists and LGBTQ+ artists and activists, she currently works to curate collaborative exhibitions digitally and IRL in London and abroad.