Interdisciplinarity

This really made me laugh. It’s a description of my entire life.
I call myself an artist-writer; but I used to separate those terms and keep two completely different resumes.
Presently I make stuff that is mostly termed art, but I’m at least as excited by science, history, and literature as I am by art.
I show my work, as often as not, outside of the art world, in performance venues or on the internet.
I make other stuff that is writing but that generally falls on the edges or outside of genres.
I used make my living as a designer; even earlier I worked as a journalist and editor– none of these are fields in which I have any formal training.
Now I make a living as a professor of digital media although (and because) there’s no real consensus on what that is.
My early formal training was in traditional media like painting, photography, and printmaking, but I do not have a degree in any of these areas.
I have one degree in computer art and another in history and literature.
I work best in my home studio, but my formal studio is at the university where I teach.
Technically I belong to the very tail end of the baby boom, but my cultural affinity is with Gen X.

Nowhere, indeed.