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Left to right: Volumetric Performance Toolbox, Suga, 2020; Zach Lieberman, Untitled, 2022; Rashaad Newsome, Being, 2020

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The head of the Farnese Hercules glows amid a morass of half-formed images. It’s lined in cyan, with a jaundiced wash of neon yellow. The vibrant, lucid tones of a backlit monitor, rendered with the substance of acrylic paint, give the antique head an uncanny embodiment. Elsewhere in the painting’s pale blue cloud you can glimpse tongues and eyes, but nothing coheres into a face.

Software as Underpainting

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Edited: September 26, 2024
Pictured is the artist Su Hui-Yu, a Taiwanese man with dark straight short hair. He wears a bright carmine pink sweater and rests against a light blue wall in this portrait.

With Su Hui-Yu (蘇匯宇)

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Edited: October 8, 2024
Mashinka Firunts Hakopian is a light-skinned SWANA/Armenian woman with straight, jet-black hair and wears red lipstick and cat-eye framed glasses.

Indigenous Technology

With Mashinka Firunts Hakopian

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Edited: September 26, 2024

Areas of Focus

A white person with long, blonde hair, blue eyeshadow and pink lipstick with a white square framing their face with red facial recognition dotsA white person with long, blonde hair, blue eyeshadow and pink lipstick with a white square framing their face with red facial recognition dots
How Can Humanity Live in The Future?
Seba, a medium-toned person with long black hair, in a blue and pink jumpsuit, is holding a mic while sitting on a chair in front of a wooden door.Seba, a medium-toned person with long black hair, in a blue and pink jumpsuit, is holding a mic while sitting on a chair in front of a wooden door.
How can we understand complexity?
Valencia, a black woman with long black hair in a gray outfit, strikes a dance pose, facing a small, black camera on a short tripod with a gray dead cat.Valencia, a black woman with long black hair in a gray outfit, strikes a dance pose, facing a small, black camera on a short tripod with a gray dead cat.
What is human about technology?

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