Carola C. Dixon, born in 1997, is a digital artist and environmental conservation advocate based in London. She specializes in 3D modelling, augmented reality, and artificial intelligence. Her art promotes a re-evaluation for our understanding of technology and its place in the broader web of life. 

 

In 2020, Carola's dedication to marine conservation was recognized when her Ocean Tapestries series received support from Oceanic Global. In 2021, her work was featured in "Blue Minds," an exhibition supported by the Blue Marine Foundation. She also collaborated with the Organic Pharmacy to promote reef-safe sunscreen and exhibited in the London Women's Biennale. 

 

In 2022, Carola directed a video for the Nature Is A Human Right organization, launched the NFT collection "Water is Advanced Technology," and co-created London's first public VR exhibition in Trafalgar Square. In 2023, her world-building skills led to collaborations in the fashion and music industries, including the Met Gala's first-ever Digital Fashion Debut, and the creation of a unique cover for Paper Magazine with K-Pop group AESPA.

 

Recently, Carola has been exploring AI's role in addressing the climate crisis, presenting an installation at COP28 in Dubai. She holds an undergraduate degree in the Arts from Columbia University, Class of 2020 and is starting an MA in Artificial Intelligence at the Creative Computing Institute in London.