Lauren Kronenmyer lives and works in regional Lutruwita/Tasmania. Her works span objects, interactive and live performance, experimental media art, and large-scale world-building projects aimed at exploring ecological futures and survival skills.

Her approach of deep and immersive research has led her to foster collaborations with a number of niche societies, labs, and specialists. She received the first Masters of Biological Arts Degree from SymbioticA Lab at the University of Western Australia, and has a PhD from the University of Tasmania. Loren currently curates experiences and parties for The Museum of Old and New Art and is the Creative Director of Art Farm Birchs Bay.

Kronenmyer will be starting her residency in August in Esperance with The Cannery Arts Centre.

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Circular Economies is produced as a joint partnership by PICA - Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts and SPACED. PICA and SPACED thank our community host partners.

Millennial Reaper by Loren Kronemyer. Photo Courtesy of Duncan Wright and Fremantle Biennale.

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