February, 2025
A speculative poetic infrastructure installed on the Cozy-Cloud and made in collaboration with Marianna Marongoni. The work poetically crips the computational clock of the server to enable relations of intimacy and care. This work was presented as part of "Imagination as a sight of struggle" PhD workshop at Mesh Festival with Make/Sense CML FNHW. We also wrote it up into an experimental essay for Brand-New-Life Journal, where we also explain how to run the work.
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September, 2024
An In-ternal workshop I organised for In-grid and as part of my PhD research and In-grids annual in-ternal residency. In this workshop, we worked together to (con)figure out and manifest our new server infrastructure together through questioning how the norms of these processes rubbed up against our collective ways of relating. This was an In-ternal edition of the workshop run earlier in the year at our combined panel at 4S/EASST and builds on this work and modified it to action are infrastructures together.
We also had the pleasure to formalise this work into the Femfester manifesto that was published as part of the first edition of Artists Runing Datacentres journal published by Servus.
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- Workshop pad
- Published Femfester manifesto (from page 87)
September, 2024
A fun bit of code made with Sunni Liao to transform etherpads into mermaid diagrams, and enable collective diagrammatic poetry writing.
This work was presented live at Real Bodies 2.1 at Avalon Cafe, alongside Yewen Jin sonifying and remixing these graphs into live music. During the event the audience members added to and edited the etherpad live forming an emergent set of audio visuals for the performance.
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July, 2024
A combined panel and workshop I organised and chaired with members of In-grid collective.
This panel took a critical look at digital "cloud" infrastructures and how to counter their centralised corporate models. We look to how collectives and communities are making transformations in infrastructures as system admins, forming protocols and ways of doing otherwise.
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July, 2024
A series of workshops I ran with Batool Desouky for PhD students at the Critical Media Lab (CML) around forming and maintaining a knowledge base for your research in obsidian. In this workshop we took them through basic concepts and approaches to the software, as well as how to implement different research methods within the knowledge base to collect and organise your notes, outcomes and artefacts.
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February, 2024
As a member of In-grid and as part of Servpub we helped to run the content form PhD workshop at Transmediale 2024. Here we both presented our work but also formed dialogues with participants.
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