A fully functioning clockwork made from trash and other stuff that I found in Glashütte, Saxony.

Poster art as used in advertising for performances and films in a variety of Party-sponsored campaigns and ephemera.

Intuitive drawings of places made from memory alone, in a 64-page book designed to feel unfinished.

A device that combines a projector and computer vision in the shape of a large lightbulb.

A series of public art installations of pedestrian traffic icons assembled from around the world, presented in humane scale.

A collection of interfaces that help sell the plausibility of this fictional world.

Four frontier models, a blank canvas, and colored pencils. We tracked every stroke, dollar, and output as they tried to draw the Mona Lisa.

Generative AI and the long history of artistic automation.

Preserving the cultural artifacts that shaped internet history.

A gallery of InkField JSON recordings — humans and agents learning from each other.

Search engine for museum art.

The Kent-based artist grapples memories, connection, and devastating loss.

As frictionlessness colonises everyday life, artists, designers and theorists are asking what gets lost.

Still Night turns Van Gogh’s Starry Night into a playable instrument. Brighter colors play higher notes.

A clock that displays the current time alphabetically.

No warmth borrowed from a golden hour, no colour to flatter or distract. Just light, and the absence of it.

An exploration into the serendipitous collisions that occur between two randomly generated arrays.

More than just a blur of faces in the background, extras play a crucial but often overlooked role in the art of filmmaking.

From sunlit beaches to intimate interiors, the Beijing-born artist explores masculinity, queer diasporic experience and personal memory.

This project takes a well-known practice—the selfie—and approaches it through a disability lens.