Mahalia Henry-Richards

Mahalia Henry-Richards is a Lecturer in Creative Computing at the UAL Creative Computing Institute, part of the University of the Arts London. Her work bridges art, design, and technology, focusing on computational frameworks in creative practice and the intersection of physical/digital experiences. She holds a BA in Interior Architecture and an MArch in Design for Performance and Interaction.

Her research explores materiality of technology, hybrid spaces challenging traditional architecture, and live coding for visual performance. She has exhibited at institutions like Tate Britain and Ars Electronica, and performed at Algoraves. Previously, she taught at University for the Creative Arts, leading studios on technology-integrated architectural design.

No specific grants or awards are listed, though her exhibitions and performances indicate active creative output. She currently contributes to the Creative Computing Institute's mission to integrate computational thinking across creative disciplines.