M Eilo

Art | technologY | Disability

M Eilo is a San Francisco artist using castoffs, computers and community to explore disability as a hotbed of innovation. Their best known community engaged visual art projects include Prosthetic Memory, a homemade AI built to offset their long term memory loss, Art Museum from Bed, a lending library of durable, touchable, textile sculptures exhibited in the homes of disabled community members, and Art School from Bed, a video series teaching art by and for disabled, chronically ill, mentally ill, fat, and neurodivergent people.

Supporters

This work has been generously supported by the Ford Foundation, Mellon Foundation, United States Artists, Wattis Foundation, Zellerbach Foundation Ars Electronia, TED, DHMD Museum, BOZAR, the Smithsonian Institution, Kennedy Center. and our Patrons.

Our work has been featured at DHMD Museum, BOZAR, Ars Electronica, SomArts, TED, the Exploratorium, SFMoMA (uninvited), the YBCA (uninvited), the Wattis Institute, XOXO, the Armory Show, the Seattle International Film Festival, the Smithsonian Institution and Kennedy Center.

Help support this work by making a monthly donation to PATREON and receive behind the scenes access to all projects and a private Discord group.