Computational Fashion Fellow Carrie Mae Rose is a sculptor, performer and interactive installation artist creating Wearable Weapons, Agave Armor, and interactive costumes that awaken the power of vulnerability.  By using materials that can create shock and deadly injury, she brings a heightened sense of caution, reverence, and pushes the boundary of fashion to the limit.   Her work is built with electricity, sound sensors, open source software, hardware, confiscated scissors (weapons) from airport security, razor blades, and plant fibers.  

Kaho Abe is currently a Computational Fashion Fellow at Eyebeam and Artist in Residence at the Game Innovation Lab at NYU-Poly where she researches and builds digital games that are played in the physical world, face to face. Kaho's work is largely focused on improving social and personal experiences through the use of technology, fashion and games.

She teaches classes and workshops on designing and building alternative physical game controllers, and co-hosts a monthly playtesting event with Come Out and Play at Eyebeam. She holds a MFA in Design & Technology from Parsons the New School for Design and was formerly a Fellow at Eyebeam.

Her other passions include film, music and day dreaming.