Upcoming Residents Announcement
Announcing Welcome to my Homepage’s Upcoming Residents
Welcome to our incoming virtual residents! These artists will each be creating browser-based projects during 3-week residencies, occurring now through Feb 2026. Projects will be announced monthly.
September 2025
Samuel Edwards is a Cuban American artist who has been working online for ten years making animations, games, and comics. He is a founding member of the art collective Wainstop, creating confronting videos and games with unusual graphic styles and intense internet aesthetics. His work explores personal identity and cultural exchange through modern and vintage media.
October 2025
Serena Zam is an artist and technologist living and making in Austin, Texas. Her work has been featured in shows and galleries across the state. She blends digital mediums and analog technology with more traditional techniques like painting, printmaking, and collage. Recently, her work has also focused on chronic illness. Serena holds a degree in Computer Science from the University of Texas at Austin with certificates in Art History and Digital Art and Media. In 2023, she was recognized by her community as one of Concept Animals’ Top Three Performance Artists for her painting performance, B1NARY.
November 2025
Luna Davis (Austin, TX) works in mixed media including acrylic, CRT TVs, video, stained glass, and sculpture. Her work encapsulates ideas of digital identity and tacit memories found in domestic spaces, from personal to universal experiences. Davis graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a Bachelor of Fine Art in Studio Art in 2022. Recent projects include: Waterwork, a collaboration with Design Austin and the Trail Conservancy; Renew at Muse Gallery; and co-curation of Facade at the Visual Arts Center and Favored Channels’ Portal Fishing. She has been a resident artist with MoHA’s CATS+ and at Unlisted Projects.
December 2025
Ivan Zhao is a designer, programmer, and words artist based in San Francisco. His work reckons with digital, diasporic, and queer identity through permutations of forms and objects, the interaction between human and machine, and the mathematical and mechanical language of creation. His webart work can be found in Taper, thehtml.review, The New River, Adjacent, and Crawlspace, and his poetry can be found in Prism, Foglifter, Yalobusha Review, and elsewhere.
January 2026
Lenyx Dickey (they/them) is a Black queer computational media artist based in Charlotte, NC. Their practice exists at the intersection of code, care, and culture. As a self-taught programmer with over six years of experience, they founded the Black Sex Worker Reparation Fund and teach workshops for The Rouge Support Network. Lenyx’s artistic practice explores themes of digital archiving, queer storytelling, and speculative systems. They strive to investigate how code can preserve marginalized histories and create new forms of kinship.
February 2026
Lillyanne Pham (LP) is an artist and cultural organizer in so-called Portland, Oregon. LP moves between murals, digital media, community archives, and long-form research, with a focus on nesting and remapping. Their first large-scale project was Youth for Parkrose. Currently, LP works as one half of the artist team Qué Lo Gì and runs a youth program for Portland’5 Centers for the Arts. LP’s work has been supported by RACC, PICA, The City of Portland, Mural Arts Institute, School of the Alternative, and more.
Shout out to this round’s panelists: Kama Rose, Linda Rodriguez, Dariela Hernandez, and Eriane Austria! Welcome to my Homepage’s next open call will be announced this winter.
Want to apply for a future residency? Check out our application page for more information about joining our community of digital artists. Stay connected with us on [Discord](https://discord.com/invite/sU4yXPxRsU) and follow us on Instagram for the latest updates.