Deborah Tchoudjinoff is a London based French-Mongolian artist intrigued by human-landscape entanglements; specifically, how the term Anthropocene might be understood outside the scientific community. Her practice uses emerging technologies (AR,VR) to create experiential and immersive installations that consider alternative narratives. Deborah holds an MA in Design Interactions from the Royal College of Art.
Exhibitions
2018 Arcade East, The Anthropocene Body presents Plumial Space, London
2018 Greengrassi, Five Heads (Tavan Tolgoi) Art, Anthropology, and Mongolian Futurism, London as reviewed by Art Agenda
2017 Showcase London Creative Network, Space Studios, London
2016 Psyterratica for Darkness Cannot Drive Out Darkness, Only the Light Can Do that, Lights of Soho, London
2016 Psyterratica for Creative Matters Exhibition at Oxo Bargehouse, Designersblock, LDF, London
2016 Memory Walks Exhibition at Changing Minds Festival, South Bank Centre, London
2016 Design Interactions Final show at the Royal College of Art, London
2015 Degrowth Work-In-Progress at the Royal College of Art, London
2014 Beneath the Surface Work-In-Progress at the Royal College of Art, London
2015 Pop up Biotechnominimarket exhibition with Extrapolation Factory, London
2007 This is ID Exhibition at Reading Terminal Market, Philadelphia
Workshops
2018 Body Ecosystem Workshop for A Toolkit for the Future curated by the V+A Museum, Arcade East, London
2018 Body Ecosystem Workshop, Fashion Space Gallery, University of the Arts, London
2017 Invited discussant to Conflict Minerals Workshop at Artscatalyst, London
2016 Collective timelining for Creative Matters Exhibition at Oxo Bargehouse, Designers Block, LDF, London
2016 Invited designer in workshop participation for Reset Modernity Exhibition, curated by Bruno Latour, ZKM Germany
2015 Co-host for Second Foundation #2 by White Building residents Claire Tolan and Kei Kreutler, Goethe-Institute, London
Press
2018 ArtAsiaPacific Nov/Dec 2018 Issue 111 - Five Heads (Tavan Tolgoi) - Art Anthropology and Mongol Futurism
2018 Art Agenda Five Heads (Tavan Tolgoi) - Art Anthropology and Mongol Futurism
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