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I discovered a whole stash of dials from scales under the house. Probably more than 200. It seems that the previous owner had the job of updating weighing machines to metric units.
In the 70s, after your had purchased your home computer and assembled it from a kit, the next thing to do was to build a video card for it. What can we learn from this today?
Writing with a typewriter makes you think more carefully because you don’t have the luxury of Undo. This short text is inspired by the ever-expanding creep of video display screens into our lives.
BEGIN GIVEN that I have chosen this path through life THEN I should be satisfied with the consequences AND nothing can change the decisions of the past SO some kind of just reward has been served WHEN experience teaches us… Continue Reading →
A Transitional Imaginary – Space, Network and Memory in Christchurch. In November 2015, the Aotearoa Digital Arts Network (ADA) brought together eight artists and writers in post-quake Ōtautahi Christchurch for a ‘book sprint’, the collaborative writing of a book over the… Continue Reading →
The call to “design your own flag” aligns with a proud DIY culture, modern democracy and a wry antipodean humour. What does the referendum mean to Aotearoa’s largely apolitical and globalised youth? How does it affect the current nature of… Continue Reading →
Indulge your imagination. Bring some change. Relax, take your shoes off, fall into an armchair. Are you ready? Join us for a personal journey, an introspective liaison. A collaboration with George Hajian at Elam School of Fine Arts, ProjectSpace Gallery,… Continue Reading →
In a darkened room, a network of transmission and reception struggles to operate, enabled by an overly engineered set of modular components. An array of speakers coupled with tiny amplifiers forms a system of distribution; micro-controllers drive electro-magnetic switches in… Continue Reading →