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8/7/14 Homo Sacer
Changelogs, holograms, and who gets killed.

4/7/14 On the Rainbow Plane
On seeing through satellites, and catching them out.

29/6/14 Spectacular Sports Visualisations
On football, machine vision, sports and surveillance.

11/3/14 #Rorschcam NYC
A hello present to New York City

18/12/13 Planespotting
Watching the deportation flights.

11/12/13 Surveillance Spaulder
A wearable CCTV detector, with shocking results.

6/12/13 DIY Drone Shadows
A Drone Shadow for Dirty Wars, a projection, and a how-to guide.

3/12/13 Anatomy of a failed rendition
Private jets, aircraft tracking, and the deportation of Isa Musawa.

15/11/13 Recent Work, November 2013: Render Ghosts, GPS, Landsat.
Writing and making elsewhere

31/10/13 #OccupyTheCloud
An installation, and a call to action.

14/10/13 How to see through the Cloud
Superstudio's 'Continuous Monument' and Mozilla Webmaker

6/9/13 Australia: Drone Shadows, Diagrams, and Political Systems
On secrecy, censorship, and not drawing a drone in Queensland.

7/8/13 The Barbican: Unmoored
Another thing about architecture, weather and the internet.

18/7/13 Test Match Special and Technological Agency
“The problem with the introduction of technology is the expectation of 100% accuracy”

12/6/13 The New Aesthetic and its Politics
On the politics of computation, and seeing clearly

11/6/13 Hacking the word
A manifesto/rant about online literatures

16/5/13 Drone Shadows and Dispositions
A Drone for Brighton, a work and a talk, and other dispositions.

17/4/13 The Secure Transport of Light
On fiber optic networks and the politics of light

4/4/13 Whan that Aprille: Work is in Progress
What I've been up to, what's coming up: early 2013 edition.

20/2/13 The Iraq Protests Never Happened
A walk in memory of the Iraq War protests.

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