Laura Rosser works with printed matter, error, post-digital ideas, and more-than-human agencies in both her artistic research and academic endeavours. Her work has been exhibited at the Royal Academy in London, the Kronika Centre for Contemporary Art in Poland, Sydney Contemporary Art Fair in Australia, and the Yinchuan Museum of Contemporary Art in China. Drawing on expanded understandings of error, she creates spaces that disrupt rational thought and computational logic—favouring the misadventurous and crooked path.

Her current practice involves a speculative investigation into the relational agency of error within analogue and digital technologies and online spaces—which begin to exhibit their own voices. She refers to their dialogue as cross-talk. The entanglement of her print-based practice, writing, and conceptual diagramming facilitates this enquiry into how, through errors liveness and messiness, we might rethink our complex relationships with technology and the more-than-human.