Tiara Roxanne was born in a ghost town. She is a scholar, practitioner, and poet based in Berlin. Her research and theoretical essays investigate the relationship between the Indigenous Body and AI. As a practitioner, her mediums include clay and textiles which are rooted in her work as an artist and writer. Moreover, she writes poetry and has most recently collaborated with Berlin based Ionian Death Robes on their EP “Old World | New Ruins,” released in January 2019. Her poetry is widely published and has been featured in New Delta Review, continent, and The Monster Issue of Gesture: A Literary Journal. She received the Zora Neale Hurston Award from Naropa University in 2013. After completing her MFA at Naropa in 2014, she started deepening her research in Native Studies and AI and is now a PhD candidate at the European Graduate School. She currently works as a Researcher at DeZIM-Institut in Berlin, Germany where she is exploring AI and Intersectionality.             
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