Alison Campbell is an interdisciplinary artist and researcher exploring digital culture, ecological fragility, and the shifting boundaries between the self and physical and digital worlds. Her work intertwines critical theory, visual storytelling, and material experimentation, investigating how memories, identities, and objects are held in a world mediated by algorithms, virtual spaces, and curated environments. She examines what it means to remember in a hyperreal landscape, where recollection is constantly reshaped.

Alison is currently pursuing a Master of Arts in Visual and Critical Studies at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of Michigan, where she studied Art & Design and Museum Studies.