Caroline Vogel

Information Experience Design (MA)
woman portrait
microscopic image of a lichen organism
microscopic image of a lichen organism
Speculations at macro and micro scales
speaker cones and lasercut coral on workshop table
speaker cones and lasercut coral on workshop table
Mapping the vanishing soundscapes of coral reefs through participatory instrument-making (project in collaboration with Juice)
performance with two movement artist in front of a projection
performance with two movement artist in front of a projection
MAP Performance at Silk Street Theatre, Barbican Centre
microscopic image of a lichen organism
speaker cones and lasercut coral on workshop table
performance with two movement artist in front of a projection

About

Caroline Vogel is a designer whose practice spans interactive installations, performances, and participatory workshops. Rooted in ecofeminist theory, posthumanism, and new materialism, her work explores the entangled relationships between human and more-than-human worlds.

During her time at the Royal College of Art, Caroline was part of the Interspecies Entanglements collective, through which she developed a collaborative approach to communicating and negotiating the complex, messy, and wondrous dynamics of multispecies entanglements.

Her recent projects include speculative investigations into the agency of lichen, a workshop format that maps the vanishing soundscapes of coral reefs through instrument-making, and a performance that invites collective storytelling and non-linear knowledge sharing.

Caroline holds an MA in Information Experience Design from the Royal College of Art and a BSc in Visual Computing and Design from the University of Applied Sciences Hamm-Lippstadt.
Her work has been exhibited at the Barbican Centre, Brompton Chapel Gallery, and Horniman Museums & Gardens.

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