Carla Theurer is a Swiss and German designer and moving image artist based in London. Her practice takes many forms, including print and digital media to single and multi-channel video works and interactive installations. Since January 2023, she has been working as a Senior Creative with SHOWstudio in London.

After her bachelor's degree in Visual Communication at the University of Technology, Business and Design in Konstanz, Germany, she worked as a graphic designer and art director for 4 years in an interdisciplinary agency setting. To further develop her interest in new media technologies, large-scale installations and immersive digital experiences, she studied Information Experience Design at the Royal College of Art in London. A creative practice of intervening in, designing and generating experiences of complexity that communicate human, nonhuman and more-than-human perspectives and realities.

Throughout the Master's, she developed a deep understanding of critical and experimental media production, creation and design practice. Hence the core aim of her work is to experiment with a diversity of methods and approaches that cross boundaries between digital and analogue. Creating compelling multi-media experiences combining the creative potential of new technologies with the advantages of established media formats, transforming information into a narrative experience to challenge, inspire and immerse audiences.

Carla Theurer is a Swiss and German designer and moving image artist based in London. Her practice takes many forms, including print and digital media to single and multi-channel video works and interactive installations. Since January 2023, she has been working as a Senior Creative with SHOWstudio in London.

After her bachelor's degree in Visual Communication at the University of Technology, Business and Design in Konstanz, Germany, she worked as a graphic designer and art director for 4 years in an interdisciplinary agency setting. To further develop her interest in new media technologies, large-scale installations and immersive digital experiences, she studied Information Experience Design at the Royal College of Art in London. A creative practice of intervening in, designing and generating experiences of complexity that communicate human, nonhuman and more-than-human perspectives and realities.

Throughout the Master's, she developed a deep understanding of critical and experimental media production, creation and design practice. Hence the core aim of her work is to experiment with a diversity of methods and approaches that cross boundaries between digital and analogue. Creating compelling multi-media experiences combining the creative potential of new technologies with the advantages of established media formats, transforming information into a narrative experience to challenge, inspire and immerse audiences.

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