This experimental animation explores the strange visual language of pornography. Even when starring a performer hired to please female viewers, the male body only ever appears as disembodied parts glimpsed briefly intruding into the frame.
Atheist Fortune Telling offers 1-to-1 readings, giving insight and guidance on your problems. Your fortune is told using a range of made-up techniques and tools found in junk shops: childrens playing cards, Virgin Mary angel deck, a bag of household objects.
"No, not spoon-bending or horoscopy, not the Golden Dawn or make-believe shamanism, astral projection or the Satanic Mass--if it's mumbo jumbo you want go for the real stuff, banking, politics, social science..." - Hakim Bey, from Sorcery in the Broadsheets of Ontological Anarchism
The Democratic Co-ordinate is a single-node vector drawing created by averaging out all the drawings produced by a group. It is a humourous solution to the problem of how a diverse group might collaborate on a single document, created during the summer school held by Open Source Publishing in Brussels, August 2013.
Consentsus is an open research project, contributing to a critical feminist theory of consent and connecting it to collaborative production, voting systems and consensus.
The Dissolute Image is a speculative, poetic hosting technique. It enables the distributed posting of banned content on the very platforms from which it is excluded.
Open Sauce was a collaborative erotic writing project, starting with a stereotypical sex scene laid open to modification using a wiki, under a No Rights Reserved copyright license.
This intervention in a local council-funded museum posed as an innocuous historical exhibit, using the platform to make critical comment upon and invite debate about a controversial shopping development being pushed by the council at the time.
The Democratic Co-ordinate is a single-node vector drawing created by averaging out all the drawings produced by a group. It is a humourous solution to the problem of how a diverse group might collaborate on a single document, created during the summer school held by Open Source Publishing in Brussels, August 2013.
