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6/5/21 The New Aesthetic (+10)
Reposting the original NA introduction.

18/3/21 The Great Bonfire at the End of Time
No cops, no jails, no bloody blockchains, and absolutely NO LINEAR FUCKING TIME.

29/9/20 Art, Corona, Tech, and Social Media
A short interview for Metaixmio

17/5/19 At play on the field of ghosts
Athletes are increasingly taking the role of the meat in an algorithm sandwich

16/4/19 New Ways of Seeing
A BBC Radio series & other updates.

18/12/18 My delight on a shining night
A film and exhibition about flamingos, migration, and the history of radar.

17/12/18 A State of Sin
An installation about randomness and robots for CERN.

23/10/18 Agency
A curated exhibition about thinking and acting in troubling times.

24/1/18 Reference: Floor Plan Models
The Founder and Bob le flambeur

21/1/18 Implicit Empathy
On the thoughtless practice of compassion.

10/10/17 Failing to distinguish between a tractor trailer and the bright white sky
On self-driving cars, autonomy, and technological possibilities.

4/4/17 The London Render Search
The continuing adventures of the Render Ghosts in the city.

10/2/17 The Art Borders Project
Bearing witness to artists' experiences at borders.

25/10/16 welcome.js
A tiny script for making the web a friendlier place.

24/10/16 Cloud Index
Notes on a project investigating the history of computational prediction, weather modification, and machine learning.

8/9/16 The Climate of Opinion
An installation about refugees and wayfinding for the Oslo Architecture Triennale

16/5/16 Satellite Shadows
The disappearance of appearance.

19/1/16 A Flag for No Nations
On the history of the Space Blanket, and the stories of technology.

2/1/16 Yearnotes: 2015
Everything that happened to me; Preview of 2016.

2/11/15 Big Data, No Thanks
On the connections between atomic history and the surveillance state; big data and the bomb.

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