Jamie Zigelbaum makes conceptual, interactive, physical, computational objects and environments. He generally makes these technology-mediated yet human things to metabolize and express our emerging contemporary experience.

His work can be found in private collections, including the Frankel Foundation for Art and the Rothschild Collection. He has exhibited internationally, in venues such as Ars Electronica (Austria), Design Miami/ Basel (Switzerland), The Corcoran Gallery (Washington, DC), Saint-Etienne International Design Biennial (France), The Creators Project (New York, San Francisco, São Paulo), The Tech Museum (San Jose), Riflemaker Gallery (London), and Johnson Trading Gallery (New York). He give talks regularly; has published in many dusty, academic tomes; taught a class or two; and won awards including Designer of the Future from Design Miami/ Basel, Best Music Video and Video of the Year from the British Video Music Awards, Honorable Mention from I.D. Magazine Annual Design Review, and Honorary Mention from Prix Ars Electronica.

Jamie is a director of Zigelbaum + Coelho and a founder of the Industry Lab coworking space. He has a BS in Human-Computer Interaction from Tufts University and a Masters from the Tangible Media Group at the MIT Media Lab where he spent his time inventing and researching next generation user interfaces.

He grew up in Cambridge, Mass. and lives in Manhattan.