Komal Goswami (b. 2001, Gainesville, FL) is a Gujarati Indian American artist who "lives in the hyphen" culturally and tangibly. Primarily working in video, sound, 3D/CG, and generative art, she explores the evolving landscape of human expression, meaning, and thought in an increasingly digitally assimilated world. Often drawing from both Western and Indian mass and independent media, her research interests encompass audio, visual, and performance practices to explore cultural mythology through post-internet and post-diasporic art, often seen through her long-term series, The Hyphenverse. 

 

Goswami's artwork has been exhibited nationally and internationally, including at the Cade Museum for Creativity & Invention, Superblue Miami, and the Computer Art Congress. She received her BFA in Art, specializing in Art and Technology with a minor in Theatre from the University of Florida, where she was President of the Digital Arts Media Network. She then worked as an Administrative Assistant for her alma mater, the UF School of Art and Art History. Goswami is now an MFA in Art candidate, specializing in Art and Technology, at The Ohio State University.