I make art with software and machines.
I make art with software and machines.
Inspired by Spencer Chang, this describes a practice centered on three interconnected concepts used as "containers" for deeper meaning.
Art
This encompasses risograph prints, pen plotter outputs, paper reliefs, and generative algorithms. The boundaries continuously expand, becoming increasingly difficult to define with each passing year.
Software
Beyond computer programs, this refers to repeatable instructions and procedural steps. Sol LeWitt's Wall Drawings exemplify this—instructions executable across different mediums and contexts. These can be straightforward or parametric, linked together or unified as singular tools. This is where creation occurs.
Machines
Expanding beyond robots and AI, this includes looms, wind chimes, and humans themselves. If a machine is fundamentally a mechanism executing sequential steps, perspective shifts meaningfully. Moving away from outdated questions about what constitutes a machine versus a person, the focus becomes examining contemporary systems and structures. This is how the work manifests.
7 words. 3 containers.