Owen Duross is an artist and architectural designer from Lexington, Kentucky. His research explores emerging methods of applied design, developing architectural ideas through a composite of digital experimentation and technical production.

He holds both a BArch and MArch from the University of Kentucky's College of Design and has professional experience in art studios and architecture offices in New York and Los Angeles, including Reiser+Umemoto, Morphosis, Ball-Nogues Studio, and Oyler Wu Collaborative.

During his tenure at Oyler Wu, Owen was lead designer and project manager for diverse projects at various scales—from 3d-printed jewelry and high-end furniture, to contemporary exhibitions and installations, as well as architecture and urban planning works in Los Angeles, Taipei, and Saudi Arabia. He was also led their digital practices and visualization team, and is the editor for their methodological book Puzzling Assemblies.