Feminine Futurism in Immersive Tech
Feminine Futurism encourages designers to center how technology makes people feel, how it amplifies underrepresented voices, and how it bridges human connection in digital spaces. This shift aligns deeply with research and initiatives showing that when women drive AR/VR innovation, design becomes not just more inclusive, but more meaningful and impactful — fostering social good, accessibility, and broader adoption across diverse communities.
Closing Reception Reflection: She Who Codes Herself
The XR Women Museum recently celebrated the closing of She Who Codes Herself: AI and the Aesthetics of Becoming — a powerful convergence of art, technology, and community. Through poetic, experimental works, participating artists explored what it means to “code oneself” in an algorithmic age — shaping AI with ethics, imagination, and care.
Ringling Students Light Up Winter 2026
The XR Women Student Chapter at Ringling College of Art & Design light up winter 2026 with a showcase in FrameVR and at the MIT Reality Hack.