George Simms is a collator, collaborator, researcher, coder & hacker, teacher and queer instigator. In her work, she co-creates and develop social and technical practices, protocols and infrastructures to enable accessible configurations of network infrastructures.
She is currently finishing to write up her PhD (Sept 2025) on critical access & queer methods towards infrastructural coalition. She is a founding member of In-grid, a London base trans*feminist digital arts collective that brings together technical infrastructures, workshops & skills shares, as well as events & parties. She is also a sysadmin of the cozy-cloud.net, maintaining a server to enable network practices through critical access and interdependence.
If you want to talk, request a CV, or even collaborate! Do reach out to hello@georgesimms.net
I often work as a freelance, collaborating with and developing for different international artists and researchers. I often take on a role of translating technical models, concepts and algorithms into accessible creative dialogues through artistic methods.
Working with Victor Bedo at the IXDM, I developed the web app that enabled the community to train their own food distribution system. I also helped to run workshops with the community and iterate it with their feedback from field tests.
Working with Sissle Marie Tonn on their S.T.A.R.T.S. funded project to developed the agent system for their artistic simulation. These agents movements based on the Kuramoto model used as a clustering system, and their behaviours emerged through an artificial immune (AI) system. Both of these systems were developed from interviews and references given by collaborating scientist and technical experts.
Working With Alaa Mansour on their project to assist them in feeling out ML and generative AI algorithms and how they represent and materialise the figure of the "Arab".
Working with Orphan Drift to research into and developed AI and RL systems inspired by and wanting to get in touch with octopus intelligence.