Christopher Fry

Christopher Fry serves as Senior Lecturer at the University of Westminster, teaching BA Hons Creative Media Arts and MA Art and Emerging Technologies. His academic journey includes Fine Art and Multimedia Arts studies at Liverpool School of Art and Design and a 2008 PhD from Wimbledon School of Art investigating audience roles in pervasive artworks.

Fry's research centers on generative systems, exploring data as creative material and coding as generative tool with current emphasis on Generative AI's emerging vocabulary. His work critically examines visuality in virtual spaces, haptic qualities in digital lines, and the productive potential of errors in digital practice.

Analysis of his 2016-2022 publications reveals consistent output at the Generative Art Conference, evolving from foundational generative techniques toward critical AI engagements. Key themes include human-system relationships in automated creation, sensory experience in digital environments, and error-driven creative methodologies.

Fry actively supervises doctoral research, currently guiding Mx Ocean Stefan's project on unbodied performance in post-Covid/posthuman contexts. His teaching directly integrates research expertise in digital media and emerging technologies.

Notable artistic outputs include the Radiant Eye series (2019), Manual Assembly projects (2016), and conference presentations examining visual regimes (2022), error encounters (2021), and certainty/fragility in automated creation (2020).