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The Tomorrow People: The critical posthuman through bio-integrated design. Rizzoli Publications.

Shergill, R. (n.d.).

Presented at: AUB Human.

Shergill, R. (n.d.). Microbial to Tectonic: Explorations of scale in Bio-Integrated Design. Presented at MIT: Beyond the Cradle.

Shergill, R., Cruz, M., & Parker, D. B. (2022). Presented at: Uprooting The Anthropocene, The University of Oxford.

Shergill, R. (2020). Use Edit.org to customize your biographies for schools, bookstores, and libraries.

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Shergill, R. (n.d.). University for the Creative Arts (partner).

Shergill, R. (2023). Bedford Square London in Lockdown by Ram Shergill [Exhibition]. Merging bio-inspired design with adornment the work explores metamorphosis, taking on the concept of Deleuze and Guattari’s theories of ‘becoming other’.

Internationally recognised for his contribution to the industry, considered as one of the key imagists of the avant-garde ‘Cool Britannia’ fashion scene, Ram remains at the forefront of his visual field, using both photography and fine art to create a discussion that questions the notion of identity, dress, and the power of performance.

Initially Ram Shergill worked with Philip Treacy on a project and consequently was introduced and mentored into the world of fashion and art by Isabella Blow and Alexander McQueen, Ram became a force within the art world himself.

Photographic regenerative interfaces. (2012). DPH Productions.

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Bioregenerative algal architectures. Victoria & Albert Museum.

Exhibitions

2023 – The White Box Gallery, London
2023 – MOCA, The Museum of Contemporary Art, London
2022 – MOCA, The Museum of Contemporary Art, London
2021 – Venice Italian Virtual Pavilion, City X, La Biennale Architectura, Venice
2021 – The Bloomsbury Festival, London
2020 – The Wallace Collection, Fashion and Power, London
2019 – The Museum of Fine Arts Houston, Houston, Texas
2019 – National Portrait Gallery, London
2018 – The Old Bank Vault, London
2018 – OXO Tower Gallery, London
2018 – London Craft Week
2018 – Leica Gallery, Los Angeles
2017 – Contini Art UK, London
2015 – Photo London, Somerset House, London
2015 – Jodhpur Palace, Rajasthan
2015 – National Institute of Design and Technology, Kolkataa, India
2015 – Tasveer Gallery, Mumbai, India
2015 – Leica Gallery, London
2014 – Saffron Art, Mumbai, India
2014 – Saffron Art, Delhi, India
2013 – Sotheby’s, London
2001 – Station Kuhnstal Gallery, Frankfurt, Germany
1999 – Whitechapel Gallery, London

Ram Shergill has more than 300 publications in mainstream media including international editions of Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, GQ, Wallpaper magazine, Dazed and W Magazine.

Research supervision

Ram is interested to supervise PhD students in areas of bioregenerative design, luxury, biodesign, wearable technology, critical posthuman studies, fashion communication, space architectures, photography and Creative Direction.

Professional Membership, Affiliation and Consultancy

2021 – SONET The Sustainable Off-World Network, (member)
2019 – BIOLADIES Network
2021 – Algae UK (member)
2020 – The British Phycological Society (member)
2020 – Association of Photographers (member)

2012 – Consultant, Thames and Hudson, India Fantastique, Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla

2023 – KU Leuven, Department of Architecture
2022 – University of East London UEL, MA Creative Enterprise
2021 – University for the Creative Arts, BA (Hons) Fashion Image & Styling

2016 – ACTA Award Arts Culture and Theatre Award, received for unique contribution to photography and the arts

Grants/Research funding

Total amount of funding achieved £2,262,000.00

Ram Shergill is an internationally acclaimed award winning interdisciplinary artist who’s career started as a photographer and has recently had his works of Amy Winehouse acquired by the National Portrait Gallery in the United Kingdom.

Working in the field of bioastronautics, Shergill is designing novel photobioreactor extensions to the body via biochemical engineering and architectural design.

Bio

Ram Shergill completed his doctoral research at University College London, The Bartlett School of Architecture under the supervision of Professor of innovative environments, Professor Marcos Cruz, and Associate Professor in sustainable bioprocess design Dr.

Brenda Parker.

Shergill's thesis title is “Visions of a Critical Posthuman Practice: Embodying Exoskeletal Living Systems (ELS).” Through an interdependent mode of enquiry, he creates novel forms of biogenic architecture constructing a carapace responding to harsher conditions on Earth and beyond Low Earth Orbit (LEO).

Posthuman Bodying The Birth of a Critical Posthuman Practice presented at MOCA [Exhibition].