In the last post I showed you a machine paying ten dollars to walk into my museum. Real money, real chain, a credential issued and a door opened with nobody standing at it. I was pleased with myself for about a day. Then I went looking for the thing I had built, the...
Yesterday afternoon I sent twelve dollars of USDC from my phone, on a train of thought I have been circling for about two years, and nine seconds later a machine that has never met me had been issued a credential, opened a door, and walked into three rooms of my...
It has been forty three days since I last posted here, and this morning I sat down at seven o’clock to build something that I had already built. I did not know that yet. That is the good part, and it is the reason I am writing this one down. The archive nobody...
For more than ten years I have made finished works of art directly inside the web browser, composed live on the open canvas of whatever platform offered one. I have gathered that work into a single exhibition, and it is open now: A Decade in the Browser., NET-ART: You...
Building the Tesseract: The Archive Learns to Search, See, and Talk Back Twenty years of my scattered work, pulled into one living archive that talks back, holds a huge portion of my creative life, opens a door for machines, and now shows you its face. A field report,...
Building the Tesseract: What Happens When an Archive Learns to Read Itself? Part 1 6/10/26 Over the past week I have been working on something that started as a technical experiment and turned into one of the more interesting investigations I have tinked with…...
