Hillary Leone is an internationally recognized artist and award-winning digital creative who works at the intersection of art, science, technology, and social impact. Leone’s artwork, known for interrogating language and systems of meaning, has been exhibited in North America, South America, Europe, Asia, and Australia and featured in the Whitney Biennial. Recent work includes a project on emergence with a team of UK-based scientists (Birmingham, Cambridge, Imperial), including Dagmar Divjak, that blends cutting-edge research in information theory with experiential art.

As a a creative founder, Leone has directed more than hundred projects across digital, video, animation, and experiential, under the aegis of her creative studio, Cabengo. Hillary has received numerous grants and awards and has taught and lectured widely. She holds a BA in Semiotics and English and American Literature from Brown University (US); a BFA in Art from California Institute of the Arts (US); and is a graduate of the Whitney Museum Independent Study Program in Studio Art (US).