James Coupe is Head of Photography at the Royal College of Art. He is an artist whose work focuses on themes of visibility, labour and surveillance capitalism, explored through installation, video, sculpture, public art and Internet-based projects. In his practice he frequently engages with emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence, machine learning, and synthetic media. Recent  exhibition venues include the International Center of Photography, Kunstraum Kreuzberg Berlin, FACT Liverpool, Ars Electronica, Parsons/The New School, Henry Art Gallery, ZKM, and the Toronto International Film Festival. His work has received awards from, amongst others, Creative Capital, Ars Electronica, HeK Basel and the Surveillance Studies Network.

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