Loraine Wible

Loraine Wible is a French-born artist currently working in Savannah GA. She is the daughter of a print making artist and a filmmaker. She started her education in Paris where she obtained a Batchelor at École de Réalisation Audiovisuelle. She then moved to Cincinnati OH to pursue an MFA at the University of Cincinnati.

Wible is a pataphysics enthusiast who tries to uncover structural methods of institutions through absurdism and humor. Her work playfully combines digital tools such as video, animation, algorithms, sound, 3-D modeling, and other computer arts (including A.I. and algorithms) to create bridges between the architecture and the narrative. Her work has been screened and exhibited internationally including at the San Francisco Cinematheque, the Icebox Gallery in Philadelphia, The Weston Gallery in Cincinnati, The 21C Museum of Cincinnati, The Contemporary Art Museum of Cincinnati, Le Musee St Remi in France, La Villa Douce in France, Thailand New Music and Arts Symposium, and many more.

Wible is currently faculty at Georgia Southern University where she teaches classes in animation and digital design. She also teaches in the graduate program. In the past she has taught as an assistant professor at the Art Academy of Cincinnati where she headed the Digital Arts Animation department and as a Senior Lecturer in the Film+Video department of The University of The Arts in Philadelphia.

Loraine Wible's complete exhibition list can be found here

Loraine Wible's list of press articles can be found here