Hi there,
welcome to my online space, which presents me as an interdisciplinary artist working at the intersection of computational systems and natural phenomena. Recurring themes in the work presented include an interest in ecologies, the anthropomorphic, the transition from human subjects to data subjects, and forms of hedonistic fatigue in world-building for dopamine trading media experiences and markets. In this practice I want to remain curious about the joy of exploring algorithmic interpretations of spaces and processes. With a particular focus on opening up perspectives on physical realities. What can be learned from the mathematical recreation of images and forms from scratch or from raw data about the everyday experience of space, perceptible to the human organism through the senses?
The very possibility of generating infinite versions of form patterns, both digitally and physically, is what I explore in my mushroom fruiting body sculptures: What can I say after it was done? Mixing this approach with hand-carved sculptures and highly controllable tools is what interests me about a body of work popular for its non-human, sometimes uncanny and often technical (kinetic) aesthetics. By examining these patterns in computer graphics, these works are an experiment in how technological frameworks shape an understanding of space, organic systems and processes.
- nathan