Yasaman Sheri is a designer, writer, and researcher working at the intersection of science, technology, and society. Her practice is rooted in creative and critical inquiry in machine and ecological sensing, exploring new forms of perception enabled by advanced technologies and their cultural, ecological, and social implications. Through critical investigations that range from material science to the design of novel sensing systems, Sheri’s work reveals complex human nature entanglements and emerging techno ecologies. Her writing has appeared in publications including DAZED, Foam Magazine, HKW, CURA, Mold and Mousse.

Sheri is Associate Professor at ArtCenter College of Design in Pasadena, where she teaches Critical Design within Media Design Practices, and Research Affiliate at NYU Tandon School of Engineering. She is also founder and Principal Investigator of the Synthetic Ecologies Lab at Serpentine Galleries. Through deep cross-disciplinary collaboration, Sheri cultivates new spaces of inquiry that do not yet belong to any single discipline.