●SEEING THE CITY
●SEEING THE CITY
●INSTALLATION VIEWS
●‘A NEVER ENDING VIDEO ABOUT MACHINIC VISION’
● EXHIBITED AT SPRING/BREAK, 2019, NYC
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● EXHIBITED AT SPRING/BREAK, 2019, NYC
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>SOFTWARE SCREEN GRAB
●DRAWINGS OF INSTALLATION
●SCREENSHOTS
>THIS MULTI CHANNEL VIDEO EXAMINES HOW REGIMES OF VISION AND INTELLIGENCE, SUPPOSEDLY SENTIENT CHARACTERISTICS, ARE CHALLENGED BY BOTH POPULAR AND PROPRIETARY TECHNOLOGIES, SPECIFICALLY FOCUSED ON PERCEPTION AND SENSING OF OUR URBAN ENVIRONMENTS. THIS EVER CHANGING VIDEO (VIDEO SOFTWARE) REASSEMBLES ARCHIVES OF VIDEOS, 3D MODELS OF HARDWARE, TEXTURE MAPS, 3D SCANS, AND MORE, THAT DEPICT THESE SYSTEMS OF VISION TODAY, AND THE UNINTENDED AESTHETICS THAT COME WITH THEM. CENTRAL TO THIS QUESTION IS A CONCERN FOR SUBJECTIVITY, THE SHIFTING NATURE WITH WHICH WE REGARD THE PRESENCE (AND EVOLUTION) OF MACHINES IN OUR DAILY LIVES, AND ITS CONSEQUENCES ON A HUMANIST LEGACY OF VISION IN THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT.
