Shaun Wilson

Shaun Wilson is a Senior Lecturer in Digital Media at RMIT University's School of Design, specializing in metamodernist frameworks and digital aesthetics. His work bridges art, film, and digital philosophy, with notable exhibitions at institutions like Tate Modern and Venice Biennale. Wilson's research explores digital media's role in contemporary art, cinema, and memory, with recent projects focusing on pandemic symbiosis, climate activism, and NFT art. He holds a PhD and has published widely on topics ranging from metamodernism to digital design. His creative projects include 'Filmic Memorials' and 'Black Garden,' which are archived in significant cultural collections. Wilson teaches across undergraduate and postgraduate programs in design and digital media at RMIT.

Research Interests: Design Metamodernism, Digital Philosophy, Video Art, Film Production, Contemporary Art. Recent Projects: Books in preparation on migration and illness narratives, funded research from Arts Victoria and Australia Council for the Arts. Education: Doctorates from Flinders and University of Tasmania, Monash and RMIT degrees in Fine Arts.