Archive
On the architecture of airport chapels.
Reposting the original NA introduction.
No cops, no jails, no bloody blockchains, and absolutely NO LINEAR FUCKING TIME.
A short interview for Metaixmio
Athletes are increasingly taking the role of the meat in an algorithm sandwich
A BBC Radio series & other updates.
A film and exhibition about flamingos, migration, and the history of radar.
An installation about randomness and robots for CERN.
A curated exhibition about thinking and acting in troubling times.
The Founder and Bob le flambeur
On the thoughtless practice of compassion.
On self-driving cars, autonomy, and technological possibilities.
The continuing adventures of the Render Ghosts in the city.
Bearing witness to artists' experiences at borders.
A tiny script for making the web a friendlier place.
Notes on a project investigating the history of computational prediction, weather modification, and machine learning.
An installation about refugees and wayfinding for the Oslo Architecture Triennale
The disappearance of appearance.
On the history of the Space Blanket, and the stories of technology.
Everything that happened to me; Preview of 2016.
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