2026-2027 Fellows
Lincoln Center’s Collider Fellowship welcomes six artists working at the vanguard of their fields for a nine-month residency exploring how technology can enhance and deepen in-person performing arts experiences. Each Fellow is supported in whatever exploratory investigations they wish to undertake—free from conventional commission requirements such as a final product or project. They receive studio space, both at Lincoln Center and at Collider collaborator Onassis ONX, a global Onassis Culture platform dedicated to the development of new media art and immersive experiences; financial stipends; artistic and administrative support from Lincoln Center staff; and regular opportunities to collaborate with one another. Emerging technologies can offer new possibilities to connect with our common humanity and learn about experiences across time and cultures.
Ben Joseph Andrews is a disabled new media artist from Australia. His practice uses embodied technologies to create collective experiences that expand perceptions, reawaken curiosity, and instill a sense of awe and wonder to the mundane. His work has won numerous awards, including IDFA’s Best Immersive Non-Fiction (2023), and has exhibited at places such as Venice Cinema Biennale, Sundance, Khōj New Delhi, ACMI, CPH:DOX, MIT and Watershed.
Lisa Jamhoury is a Lebanese-American artist working across live performance, installation, and physical media. She creates and directs cinematically rich, embodied experiences that recenter human agency in the digital age. An Onassis ONX member, Lisa's work has been recognized by Ars Electronica, The Lumen Prize, SXSW, Meta Open Arts, IDFA DocLab, Google xStory, TEDx, and more.
Tamara Shogaolu is an Emmy® Award-winning and Peabody-nominated filmmaker, interdisciplinary artist, and creative technologist creating story worlds across film, immersive media, live performance, games, and emerging technology. Founder of Ado Ato Pictures, her work has been presented internationally from MoMA to Sundance, with collaborations spanning PBS FRONTLINE, Netflix, Hulu, and Niantic. She is currently developing the immersive opera The Invisible Woman.
sister sylvester is a multimedia artist and amateur microbiologist. Drawing on history, science and technology, her work explores what is lost when complex, unstable phenomena are flattened into legible, totalizing systems. An Onassis ONX member, Heher recent installation works, Constantinopoliad (2025) and Drinking Brecht (2024) have toured to festivals and venues including Venice International Film Festival, CPH:DOX, IDFA, Thessaloniki Film Festival, SXSW, ITA and Onassis Stegi.
Rucyl Mills works with sound and systems. Her practice spans performance, installation, and instrument design, using sound to express concepts that are not easily seen, including time, natural forces, emotion, identity, and physics. Her work combines improvisation, algorithmic composition, and interactive technologies to create environments where complex systems can be experienced directly, proving that patterns in data echo our human experience.
Ashley Zelinskie is a Brooklyn-based conceptual artist and an Onassis ONX Member whose post–New Media practice translates humanity’s history into a universal visual language. Working across sculpture, print, digital art, VR, and holography, she uses technologies including 3D printing, laser cutting, satellite plating, and gaming engines to transform complex scientific and philosophical ideas into abstract forms.