Transhistorical Feedback Loops:
Dr Nina Trivedi will present her research in progress which seeks to further define transhistorical feedback loops. This particular type of loop considers memory, traditions, and ways to shape futures from different positionalities. She will begin with a look back at speculations of digital loops leading to a new temporality and consider ways that the transhistorical feedback loop can be analysed alongside the work of: Senga Nengudi, Moor Mother, Larry Achiampong, and Ruha Benjamin.

Dr Nina Trivedi is a writer, theorist and Lecturer in Design: Race & Intercultural Studies at Central St Martins. Nina was resident in critical practice at Royal Academy Schools in 2022-23 and in 2021-2022 worked on an archives residency with the Decolonising Arts Institute, UAL. Nina completed a PhD at the Royal College of Art in Critical & Historical studies. Upcoming publications include: Robotic Vision & Virtual Interfacings: Seeing, Sensing, Shaping with Edinburgh University Press and a collection of essays on Design & Race, with collaborators from CSM.