GRAY___ BAILEY

_______ ______’s research sits at the intersection of critical theory, digital media, and architectural . Focusing on political affordance, radical capacities, and  historical contingencies, ______'s work examines how power, protocols, and digital tools shape spatial production.

Cybernetic Ideology:  Exploring the influence of cybernetic theory in architectural production and how cybernetic concepts have embeded social values, political ideologies, and mechanisms of inclusion and exclusion.

Infrastructures of Control: Analyzing contemporary power through physical and digital infrastructures rather than traditional political representative bodies.

Techno-Feminist Perspectives: Examining software systems, histories of craft and computation, and digital production through feminist and labor perspectives to challenge narratives of technological neutrality.

Radical Capacities: Examining anarchist re-definitions of the architect (such as Colin Ward's theories of the “Anti-Architect”) to critique normative modes of architectural practice and expertise.

Digital Cultures & Open Software: Studying software protocols, coding environments, and developing media-architectural systems to explore how digital spaces reframe human interaction and discursive practices.

CONTACT
EMPLOYMENT

Wiss. Mitarbeit / Research and Teaching
Professur Architekturtheorie (IGT)
Leibniz Universität Hannover
2023-...

Wiss. Mitarbeit / Research
Professur Informatik in der Architektur

Bauhaus-Universität Weimar
2021-23

Studio Technician

Studies of Work and Mass Production (S.W.A.M.P.)

Buffalo, NY
2019-20

Design Architect
Laboratory for Visionary Architecture

Stuttgart, DE
2015-18

Junior Architect
Studio Castellano
New York, NY
2014-15


EDUCATION

Doktorand / Doctoral Candidate
Architectural Theory
Leibniz Universität Hannover
2024-...

MSc MediaArchitecture
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar
2020

MSc Architecture - Situated Technologies
University at Buffalo SUNY
2020

MArch
University of Nebraska
2014

BSc Design - Architecture
University of Nebraska
2012