Hey, welcome to my profile! My name is Lynn, I go by she/they pronouns.
My background is filled with languages in high school, where I chose to study 6 languages (can you guess which?). Hint: I'm from Luxembourg (a small country that actually exists and... even has its own language!).
After this, I decided to move to Leiden to study Psychology (Bachelor), before doing my minor in Gender and Sexuality studies at University of Amsterdam. I am quite involved in feminism, queer, gender justice - and really all forms of justice as I believe it can only be achieved from an intersectional viewpoint.
In Amsterdam, I lived in beautiful ACTA. Please take a minute to check out my roommate's short documentary on the place to get a gist of why I'm in love with the place.
I am a tattoo enthusiast, check out my Instagram @delirious.tats please don't hesitate to send a dm if you're interested in a tattoo) and my tattoo person page.
Before that, I already made jewellery on a small scale (@deliriumshop_).
Just before starting at Mediamatic, I did a study exchange in South Africa at Stellenbosch University, where I studied Photography, critical theories in Philosophy, South African History and Ancient Cultures. Most enriching experience of my life so far.
I'm happy to be part of the A/artist Project as it perfectly combines my interests in Psychology and the arts.
Mediamatic even trusted me with the freedom to explore my tattoo passion more in the context of autistic stimming. If you want to learn more about this, please read my article on the links between the tattoo culture and autism. And even more excitingly: I will organise a workshop where I will teach you how to tattoo yourselves! Keep an eye out on our workshop calendar.
Feel free to contact me: lynn.clemens@mediamatic.nl .
Our latest interest within the A/artist Project is researching the link between the tattoo culture and autism. The idea came up when I mentioned in my interview at Mediamatic that I am enthusiastic...
My autistic friends love using ChatGPT ; an AI that generates text. Is it possible that ChatGPT is autistic? In this blog post, I aimed to diagnose ChatGPT with autism spectrum “disorder”.
Lynn chose the garlic.
I typed in "A person in a room full of other people that look the same wearing a mask to fit in" in DALL-E 2 in order to retrieve this image.
I typed in "Depiction of sensory overstimulation" in DALL-E 2 in order to retrieve this image.
I typed in "Chat GPT if it was human surrounded by other people, yet still feeling lonely and misunderstood" in DALL-E 2 in order to retrieve this image.
I typed in "A depiction of ChatGPT using a computer with vivid patterns around it in the background" in DALL-E 2 in order to retrieve this image.
