Paulus van Horne (they/them) is a sound artist and researcher currently based in Boulder, Colorado. They are currently a PhD candidate in Emerging Technology and Media Art Practices at the University of Colorado Boulder. Paulus’ creative practice encompasses radio production, game design and large-scale audiovisual installation. Paulus’ research focuses on voice synthesis, machine learning and gender simulation. Their work is affiliated with the Media Archaeology Lab at CU Boulder.

Paulus graduated from Oberlin College & Conservatory in 2016, with degrees in Environmental Studies (B.A.) and Technology In Music And Related Arts (B.Mus.). They are a 2019 New York State Counsel on the Arts individual artist grantee and a 2017 Thomas J. Watson Fellow.

Image courtesy of the artist.

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