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Announcing our July AIR Zsofi Valyi-Nagy. Zsofi has been in the studio working on scanning and printing aura transparencies and X-rays. 🩻  We are excited to host Zsofi’s Intuitive Imaging Series in our  exhibition space for a couple weeks. You can stop by to see it during our open hours! Join us for her free Public Program: Emotional Tech Support with Soft Reset, July 31st 5:30-7:30. 

Zsofi Valyi-Nagyis a scholar/practitioner of media art based in Los Angeles and Assistant
Professor of Art History at Scripps College, where she teaches modern and contemporary art and media
archaeology. She received her PhD in art history and her BA in visual arts from the University of Chicago.
She was selected for the inaugural cohort of Leonardo’s CripTech AI Lab, an incubator for disabled new
media artists who are critiquing and reimagining the relationship between disability and artificial
intelligence. In collaboration with theremin artist and producer Clara Venice, she cofounded the i<3files
collective and Soft Reset, a multisensory performance project exploring sound healing and wellness culture
through vintage synthesizers, electronic ambient sounds, and guided meditations that offer emotional tech
support for everyday situations. Zsofi has led artist workshops in retrocomputing (Kunsthalle Wien) and
using drawing machines called plotters to explore personal cartographies (the artist-run space Plot 田 in Los
Angeles). Her work has been supported by the Fulbright and Dedalus Foundations, DAAD, the Center for
Advanced Study in the Visual Arts, and the Getty Research Institute. She has written for Artforum, Art
Journal, Art in America, Right Click Save, and several exhibition catalogs.
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Meet Our 2026 Artists in Residence!

TAITAI x Tina

Sara Sowell

José Taymani

Gabriel Moreno 

eliza myrie

Kayla Reefer

Zsofi Valyi-Nagy

Beck Andersen 

Our Artist in Residence Program is a one month production residency where 8-10 artists are granted full access to our facilities and community to develop their practice. The selected artists are given unlimited scanning, an ink stipend, a personal studio with workstation and viewing wall, training and guidance by our staff, an organized public event to present their new work, and lifetime free lab access. During their month at LATITUDE residents are asked to be mentors to the community, sharing their insights and creative methods.
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