Sandra Crisp (b. Cheshire, UK) graduated MA Fine Art Printmaking in 1995, Wimbledon School of Art, UK. In the late 1990s and early 2000s, she was awarded a number of prizes for printmaking (Lithography & Etching) such as Julian Trevelyan Award and later, Printmaking Today Award for large-format digital print. Today, working primarily with digital media, her practice engages with the proliferation and saturation of data and information in everyday life, developing experimental moving image through 3D animation, sound, particle systems, and differential growth algorithms, often conceived for large-scale immersive projection.
Selected exhibitions include: BYOB, arebyte Digital Art Centre; ZDF (TV) & ZKM Zentrum für Kunst and Media, Karlsruhe, Germany; HERVISIONS, AOS, arebyte, London; BBC radio 3, Late Junction; CAS Computer Arts Society members’ exhibition; The Schauerman Digital Art Prize; The Lumen Prize shortlist (moving image); Athens Digital Art Festival, Greece; Bow Arts, London, Visions in the Nunnery; FILE Festival, São Paulo, Brazil; EMAF European Media Art Festival, Osnabrück, Germany and Simultan Festival, Timișoara, Romania. In 2018 Sandra was elected as a member of The London Group artist collective est. 1913 and is currently Honorary Secretary.
