The New Virtuvian | Avital Meshi
Avital Meshi’s The New Virtuvian (2022) uses AI to experiment with human influenced biases engineered into common technologies. Much of Meshi’s work centers around...
Soundscapes in Motherhood | Jamie Kessler
In her sound piece Soundscapes in Motherhood (2019), Jamie Kessler performs a musical composition of her fetal contractions and heartbeats that she experienced during...
collectiblr | Vidya Giri
In collectiblr (2021), Vidya Giri reflects on what makes objects collectible and worth remembering “with consideration of the presumed permanence of data and the...
Illogical Innocence | Yasmine Anlan Huang
In Illogical Innocence (2019) Yasmin Anlan Huang explores her identity and how it has changed since moving from Asia to the United States, having...
Bliss of the Epileptic | Mihai Moldovanu
In his piece Bliss of The Epileptic (2022), Mihai Moldovanu collages images found in everyday social media algorithms. Moldovanu explores how we as a...
Various Images | Marco Jacconi
Through his use of digital abstraction, Marco Jacconi’s Various Images (2021) explores his attempt to create “visualized energy” through art by penetrating “spiritual spheres”...
Virtual Worker Diaries | Forest Kelley
Virtual Worker Diaries (2022) targets the rise of virtual labor markets and crowdsourcing by illuminating the “layers of obfuscation” inherent to the anonymous exchanges....
Response to collectiblr | Ellie Holdsworth
Whether it be as trivial as a plastic grocery bag or a family heirloom, every human being inflicts personal value on the objects that...
iHope | Ciarán Short
Ciarán Shorts’, iHope (2021) integrates spoken word poetry with snapshots of the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests. Shorts’ poem narrates his “personal response to...
Steal this Sticker | Andy DiLallo
Andy DiLallo’s Steal This Sticker (2021) critiques how capitalist values have shifted cultural belief systems thus straying humanity from a “collective care network.” The...