Ruairi Glynn is as an installation artist and the director of the Interactive Architecture Lab at Bartlett School of Architecture in London.

He has taken part in exhibitions at the Centre Pompidou, in Paris, the National Art Museum of China in Beijing and at the Tate Modern in London. His interactive installations reflect the rapid development of robotics, material science and computer technology, exploring the emerging aesthetics of behavior permeated by art, architecture and design.

Influenced by psychophysics, cybernetics and performance, his most recent work examines the extraordinary sensation of life (anima) present in interactive objects and environments.