Chia Amisola (b. 2000, Manila) is an artist & technologist devoted to the internet’s loss, love, labor, and liberation. Their work is situated within the third world internet's solidarities & struggles——towards the internet's ambiences, environments, & ecologies centering intimacies & infrastructures from the domestic to the divine. They organize Developh towards an archipelagic internet, most recently curating KAKAKOMPYUTER MO YAN!, an exhibition of Filipino internet art.

With practice dating back to 2006, including writing & software (such as gamemaking tools as games), digital intimacy ( whenwe.love), placemaking & territories (their manifesto, thesoundof.love, on domain naming), religion & ritual (Visita), folk archival (Philippine Internet Archive), teaching & organizing (including pro-bono organizing 100+ events across 7+ years of programming with Developh), artifacts & performances (the performance of the browser, the browser as performance), amongst others.

They've exhibited internationally at space63 & 98B (Manila), the V&A & Somerset House (London), InterAccess (Toronto), ACMI (Australia), Tai Kwun (Hong Kong), WSA (New York), panke.gallery (Berlin), & Gray Area (San Francisco); spoken at the Grace Hopper Celebration, Naive Yearly, Config, & UX+; guest lectured at Yale University, the School for Poetic Computation, University of Pennsylvania, University of Southern California, Parson's, et. al.; and have been featured in The New Yorker, Frieze, BOMB Magazine, It’s Nice That, Nylon, et. al, and are a Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia recipient & Lumen Prize Winner.

With practice dating back to 2006, including writing & software (such as gamemaking tools as games), digital intimacy ( whenwe.love), placemaking & territories (their manifesto, thesoundof.love, on domain naming), religion & ritual (Visita), folk archival (Philippine Internet Archive), teaching & organizing (including pro-bono organizing 100+ events across 7+ years of programming with Developh), artifacts & performances (the performance of the browser, the browser as performance), amongst others.

( Simply, I dream of gathering all the people I love in one place, and build an internet that might be that place. )