Putting This on Your Cool-Girl Radar

Immersive-installation artist Rachel Rossin is making genius work about your relationship with technology. Consider this an FYI for your name-dropping and museum-visiting purposes.

- ANNABEL IWEGBUE

I've always made art and liked magic," says New York City-based Rachel Rossin. "And as soon as I could understand what a computer was, I was like, Yes. It's a plastic world where I can move things around." She did plenty of that, working in computer programming and graphic design before starting a full-time art career.

Now she wants you to contemplate the ways in which you use technology. Like, really contemplate them, asking deep questions about what it means that tech now interacts with-or, let's be honest, runs-nearly every part of our lives.