Nat Muller

Nat Muller is an independent curator, critic, writer based in Rotterdam. She is primarily interested in viewing social and political processes through a cultural / artistic lens.

She has published articles in off- and online medias and has given lectures on the subject of media technology and art internationally. 

Her main interests include human computer interaction, social communications, technology and intimacy, strategies for trans-disciplinary collaborations, the intersections of aesthetics, technology and politics, new medias and art in Middle-East.

Her latest projects in 2004 include “The Trans_European Picnic: The Art and Media of Accession”. She also co-curated the “Electronic art biennial DEAF_04” and she initiated the project "Xeno_Tech" which researches practices of art-medias in the Middle-East.

Her projects in 2005 include the exhibition “INFRA_ctures” involving sound artists and architects, and “Xeno_Sonic”, a series of experimental sound performances from the Middle East.

Nat Muller has taught media theory and electronic art at the “Willem de Kooning Academy” in Rotterdam (Netherlands) and at the “Lebanese American University” in Beirut. She has recently been appointed new media curator of De Balie in Amsterdam.