Ruudu Ulas

Ruudu Ulas (b. 1987) is an interdisciplinary artist living and working in London. In an attempt to make sense of the everyday world, Ulas’practice includes photography, object-making and performative actions and text works. She follows traces that we, the cyborg-like humans, accumulate while being curious of the systems that have created us. Working within the expanded field of photography, Ulas’ investigations often take the shape of large-scale installations encompassing the architecture of entire rooms.

Ulas completed her MA studies Photography from Royal College of Art in 2021. She holds a First Class BA(Hons) in Fine Art Photography from Glasgow School of Art where her work was awarded the Chairman’s Medal and Alice Duncan Travel Prize. She also studied under Joachim Brohm at HGB Leipzig in 2016.