Rochele Gloor is a research artist, designer, and emergent technologist living in New York. She worked as creative director on her laboratory of experimentation for the fashion future, winning an award for entrepreneurship in sustainability and zero waste in Brazil. In 2020, she transitioned her practice to 3D digital art and immersive technologies. She received a MS in Creative Technologies and published research on aesthetics in spatial audio and visual VR experience for wellness. She is an advisory member for generative AI at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and at the School of Visual Arts, in New York, where she works as Assistant Director for Innovation Technologies in the MFA Computer Arts program. Her recent research is centered around embodiment concepts in multi person co-embodiment using motion capture in real time technologies, and artistic interests lie in aesthetic explorations on contemplation and transformed artificial bodies.