Zenovia Toloudi

Zenovia Toloudi is an Associate Professor of Studio Art at Dartmouth College and a Research Fellow at MIT’s Art, Culture, and Technology Program. Her work bridges art and architecture, addressing human disconnection from nature and each other through interactive installations and theoretical research. She holds a Doctorate from Harvard GSD, a M.Arch from Illinois Institute of Technology (as a Fulbright Fellow), and a diploma from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.

Her research explores spatial identity, taste, and sensorial urban interventions. Notable projects include the Cage pavilion (AUTh’s permanent collection), PICANICO (online game), and SWANday (multidisciplinary art event). She has exhibited globally, including the Venice Biennale, Athens Byzantine Museum, and Center for Architecture (NY).

Zenovia has received over 20 awards, including the 2009 Scientist of the Year title (Gnomi) and multiple scholarships. She teaches at institutions like Harvard, IIT, and MIT, and organizes events like Brain.Storms lectures and Critical Digital Conferences.