Calling attention to the computer’s act of memory processing, a computer is opened up and a contact microphone is placed on the hard drive. The clicking sounds of the hard drive as it seeks information are then re-routed back into the computer to drive sound-reactive software, creating its own generative sound and visual piece.

If our experience of reality is computer-generated, then SEEK attempts to flip this back onto that machine itself, using a computer system’s own physical, electrical, and mechanical processes to generate primitive sounds and visuals.

Edition of 3
Ed 1 - Sold (Private Collection London)
Ed 2 - Sold (Private Collection US)
Ed 3 - Available

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Exhibited:
“SEEK”, solo show, Carroll / Fletcher, London 2014
“False Awakenings”, solo show, Jane Lombard Gallery, New York, 2016