Ross Goodwin

Ross Goodwin is a data poet and creative technologist based in New York. He studied economics at MIT, graduating in 2009, then worked as a ghostwriter at the White House, where he drafted close to 100 presidential proclamations, and at the U.S. Treasury Department on financial regulatory reform. He completed graduate studies at the Interactive Telecommunications Program at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts in 2016. His projects include word.camera, a camera that narrates its own photographs using neural networks, and 1 the Road, a novel generated during a drive across the United States in a car rigged with a camera, microphone, GPS and clock. He built the bot that wrote Sunspring, a 2016 short film directed by Oscar Sharp, and made the lions of Trafalgar Square recite poetry with stage designer Es Devlin. In 2023 he contributed to After Ginsberg, a generative work developed with the Fahey/Klein Gallery. He is a member of theVERSEverse.