Noa Mori Machover is an artist and researcher
Noa Mori Machover (they/them) is an interdisciplinary artist, designer, and researcher exploring entanglements of ecology, technology, and diaspora. They listen for submerged narratives in familiar materials and landscapes, responding to the debris of climate and colonial crises with curiosity and care.

They are currently a candidate in the dual Master of Landscape Architecture and Master of Fine Arts at the University of Pennsylvania.





[email protected]
+1 781 437 2215














[full CV available on request]
Available for freelance projects in graphic design, concept development, mapping, website development, editing, 3D modeling, rendering, etc.

Education

2022 - 2026                                    



2018 - 2019                                                




2018 - 2019                                                


2015 - 2017



Exhibitions

2025



2024



2022


Awards

2025










University of Pennsylvania

Master of Landscape Architecture and Master of Fine Arts Candidate 

Brown University                             
Bachelor of Arts in Urban Design (Independent Concentration)      
Magna Cum Laude with Honors


Rhode Island School of Design      
             
Studies in Architecture and Graphic Design

Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Candidate for Bachelors of Science in Architecture and Biological Engineering




Slow, Blunt, Painful, and Incredibly Inefficient

Group Show, UPenn, Philadelphia, PA
Curated by David Hartt


Spectral Feel

Juried Group Show, Fjord Gallery, Philadelphia, PA

Saldo

Site-specific Exhibition with Eefje Stenfert, Joutsa, Finland


Extended Studio Teaching Award

Fellowship to design and teach undergraduate-level course “Art, Design, and Digital Culture” at University of Pennsylvania

Oakley Medal of Achievement
UPenn Fine Arts Merit Award

Multimodal Research Grant

From the UPenn Center for Experimental Ethnography, funding ethnographic research in South Africa and Montana

Halpern-Rogath Independent Travel Award

UPenn Fine Arts grant for artistic research and travel to South Africa and Montana

















Currently under construction. Updated: July 2025