About

Carinne Knight is a digital artist, photographer, and educator whose work explores the relationships between humans, technology, and the natural world. Through photography, 360° imagery, long-exposure light painting, interactive installation, projection, AR/VR, and emerging technologies, her practice makes complex and often invisible systems perceptible.

Grounded in technoetics, whole-systems thinking, and ecological inquiry, Knight’s work examines interconnection, environmental change, human presence, and the ways physical and digital experiences shape perception. Immersive and interactive media provide a means of translating these relationships into visual and spatial experiences that encourage reflection, curiosity, and greater awareness of the systems in which we participate.

Her practice is informed by interdisciplinary research spanning art, ecology, biology, geography, and technology, with an ongoing interest in how emerging media can reveal unseen relationships between people and the environments they inhabit.

Knight currently holds an MFA from the Digital Arts and New Media program at the University of California, Santa Cruz (2018), and a BA in Visual Arts with a duel emphasis in photography and digital media from the Pennsylvania State University (2008).