Category: Digital Art

This meditative journey explores our relationship to the air, and how our bodies and creations participate in the shared history held in the atmosphere of our earth.

“A Device for the Study of Scarred Landscapes,” is an open source multi-layered pollution sensing device which allows the user to interact with the environment by revealing invisible information about the land.

A text-based experience that challenges players to reconsider their environment as they explore the remains of a deserted town in the aftermath of a disaster.

The internet is a tool which facilitates an entire new set of interactions and social connections that would never be possible without it, but does it really provide the emotional feedback necessary to create fulfilling connections?

www.send-me-a-task.com is an online service directing artists Dasha Ilina and Amanda Lewis to fulfill algorithmic tasks emulating the demanding workflow that workers subjected to gig economy standards experience daily.

This project highlights three more notable aspects of surveillance. In order to do that, three devices were created to show all of the obvious ways with which we’re being tracked.

According to Einstein, “Everything in life is Vibration.” All matter is constantly in a state of vibration, of creating sound, whether or not it is audible.

This project rejects the idea of film as a method of preserving a moment in time by destroying it with fire.