Alice Scope is a new media art curator and researcher with a focus on human-AI relationships, artificial intimacy, and collective intelligence.

Her expertise lies in building speculative worlds through XR, gaming, blockchain, and performance, frequently engaging in cross-disciplinary collaborations.

Alice’s recent work includes a collaboration with the Shakespeare Center to develop a digital twin of an actor using custom-trained software. Alice is currently partnering with Serpentine Arts Technologies on Partial Common Ownership (PCO), an alternative art ownership model, and serves as a juror for both the Denver Digerati Festival and the A+D Museum Design Awards.

Her recent exhibitions—"Postgender," "We Might Appear As Forest Fires," "Hotel Blue," and "Posthuman Island"—have been shown at the Berggruen Institute, SXSW, Gray Area, Honor Fraser, Vellum LA, and California Science Center.