Michael Salu is a British-born Nigerian writer, artist, filmmaker, editor and creative strategist with an interdisciplinary and curatorial practice informed by cross-cultural research and working creatively and critically intersecting new technologies with art and literature. He is the author of
Red Earth (2023),
What Lies Beyond the Red Earth? (2024) and editor of the anthology
Cybernetics, or Ghosts? (2024). As a creative strategist and creative director, with strongly literary and
scholarly underpinnings, he has developed ideas and designs for many cultural organisations and institutions, winning awards along the way. His written work has appeared in literary journals, magazines, art and academic publications, and as an artist, he has exhibited internationally. He has conducted extensive research into technology's impact on culture, including numerous essays and talks with organisations like 5x15. He runs
House of Thought, an artistic research practice and consultancy focusing on bridging creative, critical thinking and technology and is part of
Planetary Portals, a research collective with Kathryn Yusoff, Kerry Holden and Casper Laing Ebbensgaard.