Phoenix Perry

Dr. Phoenix Perry is a Reader and Course Leader at the University of the Arts London's Creative Computing Institute. She specializes in accessible machine learning tools, embodied interfaces, and value-driven creative technologies. With a PhD in Computing from Goldsmiths focusing on Disability-Led Game Design, Dr. Perry founded the Code Liberation Foundation, empowering over 6000 women in computational creativity. Her research intersects games, machine learning, and embodied interaction.

Dr. Perry's work centers on developing accessible tools for creative practitioners, particularly through her InteractML project which enables artists and designers to implement machine learning without programming expertise. Her research emphasizes embodied gaming, inclusive design frameworks, and immersive media.

Publications demonstrate consistent innovation in interactive machine learning tools, with focus on movement interaction, immersive media, and expressive game design. Recent works explore ethical considerations in creative AI and human-centered tool design.

Grants include EPSRC funding for immersive interaction design and an Epic MegaGrant for InteractML development. Dr. Perry leads the MSc Creative Computing program and supervises research in AI-human collaboration and immersive experiences.