In this exposition I wish to point to a type of artistic research evolving around development of technology as artistic material, as an extension to the condition of possibility for an artistic expression.

In response to digital technology, new methods, thinking and aesthetics have emerged that challenge the way we design.

A Printing Press of One’s Own (En egen trykkpresse) is a practical examination of the relationship between art and technique, hand and spirit, thought and printing ink. The project came out of an interest in the printed medium in a digital age.

In this essay I describe two projects within the field of visual art.

The goal of this work and of my research is to broaden our understanding of contemporary creative conditions in relation to how technologically constructed systems enable cultural production. The work explores specific systems and pushes the limits of their intended use.

Reclamation: Exposing Coal Seams and Appalachian Fatalism with Digital Apparatuses

Aural Transposition, Psychogeography and the Ephemeral World