SUSAN NARDULI is an award winning media artist and director working at the leading
edge of innovation in IMMERSIVE INSTALLATIONS and INTERACTIVE EXPERIENCES
Narduli’s creations bring together the virtual and physical – positioning narrative, real-time data, generative art and interactive media within the context of public space. She is a story-teller with a focus in creating environments that engage the viewer and bring them into an experience physically, emotionally and intellectually.
Her award-winning Narduli Studio is devoted to the development of groundbreaking user experiences that use all the potential new technologies offer. Internationally renowned, the studio’s global team of professionals has the experience and expertise to bring state-of-the-art engineering, production, promotion and documentation to all of its projects.
The studio has received awards for its integrated approach to art, technology and the environment and has exhibited both nationally and internationally including Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA (USA); Sonsbeek International (Netherlands); Sexual Politics, Armand Hammer Museum of Art (USA); Hic et Nunc: Blasted Landscapes (Italy); A New Spirit: Art & Architecture of Southern California, Kultur Ban Hoff, (Germany) and Moderne Arkitektur I Los Angeles, Danish Architecture Center, (Denmark).
Narduli holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts and a Masters in Architecture. Prior to starting her own firm, Narduli was Project Designer for Frank Gehry.
Americans for the Arts | 2018 Year in Review: Convergence LA | Metropolis Towers Los Angeles
Exceptional Public Art Award: pacificBecoming | Allied Arts Board | 2018
Americans for the Arts | 2017 Year in Review: CONVERSATION | Palo Alto City Hall
2016 CODA Merit Award | CONVERSATION | Palo Alto City Hall
CODA Video Awards 2016 Top 100 | CONVERSATION | Palo Alto City Hall
CODA Video Awards 2015 Top 100 | TimeKeeper | Pasadena CA
CODA Awards Top 100 Art Projects 2015 | Passage of Remembrance | San Francisco Civic Center
Americans for the Arts | 2011 Year in Review: Land &Time | Utah Museum of Natural History
Americans for the Arts | 2009 Year in Review: Weaving | Cal State University Fresno
1st Place International Design | Studio 1452
AIA Award of Excellence | Columbarium & Garden | All Faiths Chapel | Chapman University
AIA Award in Urban Design & Planning | Metlox Public Plazas
AIA Next Los Angeles Award | 333 Venice Way | Multi-Flex
AIA Honor Award | Cal Arts | California Institute of the Arts
Deans Award | UCLA School of Architecture and Urban Planning