Lotte Louise de Jong is a new media artist with a background in filmmaking. Her work spans film, installation and online spaces, exploring how digital culture and the economy shape identity, intimacy and desire. She is interested in how these experiences are mediated, staged and commodified through screens, and how underlying social, cultural and economic structures influence our daily lives. Growing up in an environment of homemade computers and early internet culture, she developed a familiarity with digital spaces that continues to inform her practice. Drawing on online culture, early net art and the hidden infrastructures of digital networks, she uses humor, empathy and nuance to create spaces where curiosity replaces moral judgment. By developing her own tools and working across both digital and physical spaces, she makes visible the often concealed mechanisms of mediated life, inviting audiences to reflect on their own participation without moralism or dogma.

She holds a Master’s degree from the Piet Zwart Institute in Rotterdam, teaches at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy at DogTime, and in 2025 received the Mondriaan Fund artist basic grant. Her projects have also been supported by the Creative Industries Fund NL. In 2026 she will begin a two-year residency at the Rijksakademie in Amsterdam.