Medina’s work explores the entangled relationships between humans and nature, particularly through the lens of the architecture and technologies that we build and use; reflecting critically upon our exploitation and manipulation of living systems, non-human beings and the biosphere at large. Medina’s research and work draws largely from his studies of complex systems, cybernetics, biosemiotics, ecology and computation.
Medina holds a Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch) degree from the University of Southern California and a Master of Science (MS) in Art, Culture & Technology from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.