Cornelia Sollfrank (PhD) is an artist, researcher and writer based in Berlin (Germany). Recurring themes in her artistic and academic work in and about digital cultures are artistic infrastructures, new forms of (political) self-organization, critical authorship, aesthetics of the commons and techno-feminist practice and theory. Her projects net.art generator – a web-based art-producing ‘machine’ – and Female Extension have earned her a reputation as a pioneer of net art. She is currently working at the Zurich University of the Arts in the research project “Latent Spaces. Performing Ambiguous Data” on her project “Breathing Data”, which deals with the relationship between self-quantification and self-care. Her most recent open access publications include “The beautiful Warriors. Technofeminist Practice in the 21st Century” (minorcompositions.org), “Aesthetics of the Commons” (diaphanes.net) and “Fix My Code” (with Winnie Soon) (eeclectic.de).

Participation in IMA projects
DigiDic - The Exhibition