2025: Camille Baker has a background that includes modern dance performance, alternative/ indie rock music songwriting and performance, video art and production, as well as work in creative coding, wearable devices and electronic textiles, mobile phones, and more recently virtual reality (VR) and extended reality (XR). She makes participatory performances and immersive artworks, developing methods to explore expressive non-verbal modes of communication, extended embodiment and presence in real and mixed reality and interactive art contexts, using XR, haptics/ e-textiles, wearable devices and mobile media. Baker is a Senior Tutor for the Digital Direction Masters Programme at the Royal College of Art and Professor of Interactive and Immersive Arts. She is the author of New Directions in Mobile Media and Performance monograph (2018) and, together with Kate Sicchio, co-edited the edited collection  Intersecting Art and Technology in Practice: Techne, Technique, Technology (2017).

2024: Camille (CA/UK) is an interdisciplinary digital artist, curator and researcher in Immersive Experiences, Interactive Art, XR design, interactive art, participatory performance, e-textiles, emerging technologies, and digital art curating – across creative disciplines – now primarily focussed on XR artworks on women’s healthcare stories, to validate patients’ experiences and create empathy in others.

Her work is focussed on extended embodiment and presence in real and mixed reality and interactive art contexts, expressive non-verbal modes of communication, using XR, haptics/ e-textiles, wearable devices, mobile media and other emerging technology to tell stories and alternate forms of bodily communication and sensing.