Focusing on ideas of America's urban movement into natural settings, Hailey Lowe investigates the tension between urbanism and nature, technology and nature, our bodies and the land we live on. Through her performative installations and video documentation she explores ephemerality, identity and boundaries through the lens of technology.

As Lowe advocates a way for technology, urbanism and nature to coexist, she questions where we are headed in a world that breathes technology. Lowe states, " I want people to draw boundaries for themselves and question the boundaries technology, urbanism and human life has imposed on nature."

Hailey Lowe was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia. She moved out west to attend school at the University of Colorado where she received her BFA in creative advertising with a focus in art history and studio arts. She also received a Technology, Arts and Media Studies certificate. After moving back to Atlanta, Lowe graduated top of her class as the Excelsus Laureate with her MFA in Sculpture from Savannah College of Art and Design in Atlanta. With a focus on installation, performance and video documentation art, her influences come from nature, history and our human relations with the environment.