Longer Bio
Laurel Schwulst is an artist, designer, writer, educator, and technologist.
She is interested in ambient forms of design and literature, public works, and the poetic potential of the world wide web.
Her practice explores projects-as-worlds; writing; creative direction leadership; websites and internet art; innovative learning materials and educational environments; and ongoing collaborations.
Her writing has taken the form of essays, perfume reviews, and interviews with other artists, and has been published by the
New York Times,
Creative Independent, and
Art in America, among others.
For over a decade, she has taught award-winning design classes and workshops at academic institutions including Yale and Princeton, as well as her own learning initiative Fruitful School.
She has presented her work internationally at cultural, academic, and internet-native institutions, including BBC Radio 4, Rhode Island School of Design, University of Seoul, Google, and Wikipedia.
Schwulst currently teaches at Princeton and lives in New York.
March 2025