Dana Mevaler is a multi-disciplinary artist who uses creative practices as research tools. Her work has been exhibited internationally, including in China, Germany, and New York. Artistic research — the use of creative methods as tools — is her means to uncover a sense of self. She spends her time toying with boundaries, using artistic practice to work through complex definitions. Her projects engage with scientific and technological theories and the ways in which they change our idea of individuality. Whether in video or installation, borrowing from aquaculture or oenology, her projects toy with the boundaries that delineate beings. She works guided by three principles: connection, evolution, and participation.