Paris Myers is an engineer and intermedia artist based in Cambridge, MA working at the intersection of human–computer interaction, optics, color, and computational fabrication. She is a PhD student in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at MIT CSAIL, advised by Prof. Stefanie Mueller, where her research focuses on programmable fabrication of holographic structural color. She is an NSF GRFP Fellow and holds an SM ('25) from the MIT Media Lab.
​
Previously, Paris earned dual honors degrees in Bioengineering ('22 HBS) and Fine Art ('22 HBFA) from Oregon State University, and was a Visiting Undergraduate Research Intern at Harvard SEAS, working on haptics, soft robotics, and embodied interaction across engineering and installation art contexts. Her work spans academic research, artistic exhibition, and applied fabrication systems, with artworks exhibited at international festivals and galleries, and projects supported by NSF, NREL, and the U.S. Department of Energy.
.jpg)