Since the mid 1990s the Internet has impacted Ursula Endlicher's practice: She builds frameworks for Internet Art works and performances, but lets real-time data be the lead for their choreographies. She extracts rule sets from the Web and repurposes them for installations. Her works intersect Internet art, performance and installation. She has exhibited and performed her work internationally in venues such as Transmediale Berlin; SIGGRAPH Asia; ZERO1 Biennial; ISEA; and the Center for Performance Research, NY. She currently is a project resident at Eyebeam, NY. Her work is part of the permanent collection of the Whitney Museum of American Art. She has been invited to speak at several international festivals and symposia on networked culture, and has been teaching Interactive Media at the Digital Arts Department at Pratt.