I am an Artist,
CG Generalist and early-career researcher based in London, and a recent
graduate from the Glasgow School of Art (2020; BA Hons Fine Arts, First Class).
My practice focuses on questioning the autonomy, ethics and sensory capacity of
virtual systems and remote sensing technologies, and how they intersect with human
rights.
The more I develop as an artist the more my relationship with technology becomes one of conflicted interests. Exponential advances in digital technology have created devastating tools with unregulated, undocumented and unseen impacts. This allows for injustices to be buried so deeply that they become invisible. If digital technologies are used so perniciously to commit acts of violence, then I see great importance in the use of these same technologies to uncover such acts, to give people a voice and to search for accountability.
The more I develop as an artist the more my relationship with technology becomes one of conflicted interests. Exponential advances in digital technology have created devastating tools with unregulated, undocumented and unseen impacts. This allows for injustices to be buried so deeply that they become invisible. If digital technologies are used so perniciously to commit acts of violence, then I see great importance in the use of these same technologies to uncover such acts, to give people a voice and to search for accountability.