Heaney was interviewed by Emily May for Frieze Magazine for “Will Quantum Computing Change Art?”

‘Every time something happens, the universe branches into two,’ explains Heaney. ‘There’s an almost infinite number of universes where everything that could happen, happens.’ She herself created Heartbreak and Magic in 2024, a VR experience at Somerset House shaped by the comfort she took in quantum physics after the tragic death of her sister. ‘Science says that she should still exist in some parallel universe,’ Heaney says.

Digital Art: 1960’s to Now was published by the V&A and Thames and Hudson, and features a chapter by Pita Arreola on ‘data as the new gold’ that references Wild Data.

Ent- (Non Earthly Delights) featured in Artnet:

“One of the most widely discussed works is Ent- (non-earthly delights)by Libby Heaney, who has gained a cult following for complex artworks emerging from her expertise in quantum computing.”

Read the full article here.

On September 17th, the occasion of the opening of Frieze Sculpture, I appeared live on the BBC to speak about Ent- (non Earthly Delights). 

An interview for BIMA by Samantha King. Read here.

I was interviewed by Alana Kushnir for Guest Work Agency about my artistic practice, the importance of contracts, and my new work Heartbreak and Magic.