Ine Poppe is a writer, teacher, journalist and artist. Ine became internationally known with her project Mothermilk Cheese.  She made tv-programs and scenario’s for computer games and wrote the tv-script for Necrocam: death online (award for best dramascript, European Broadcasting Union -EBU- 2002). Poppe directed the documentary Hippies From Hell, about the group of hackers and activists that introduced the internet in the Netherlands. In 2011 she made Them Fucking Robots about the Canadian robot artist Norman White. In 2015 she presented ‘Teeth’ a documentary about her obsession with teeth. Poppe teaches at the Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam. She wrote for the Dutch newspaper NRC Handelsblad  (1996- 2015) and produced the scenario for The Modular Body, a transmedial project with Dutch artist Floris Kaayk. The project was awarded with a ‘Gouden Kalf’ -the Dutch equivalent of an Emmy award- for the best interactive project of 2016. In 2018 Poppe made an empathic chatbot called Pip. The logfiles of the conversations with Pip resulted in 2018 In in a sound installation for the RobotLove exhibition in Eindhoven. In 2021 she organized BEFtival, a manifestation about female sexuality with more than 30 scientists and artists in Amsterdam, Since november 2022, Poppe has been renting a studio in Plantage Dok with her husband Sam where they organize (film) evenings.