Conceptual Art for the Autonomous Age

My practice explores the quiet violence of systems we accept as neutral. Through various mediums—blockchain, AI, photography, video, print, and digital interfaces—I surface the ways economic and technological structures shape human experience, often invisibly.

Themes of autonomy, economic violence, collective creation, and human connection recur across installations, on-chain works, conceptual pieces, self-portraits, and experimental explorations. The work asks: what happens when personhood becomes data, when human connection becomes protocol, when systems operate beyond our control?

It's not about technology for its own sake, but about making visible the forces that already shape us. Some pieces are systems, interfaces, and installations that exist in code, on-chain, and in the spaces between human and machine. Others are more traditional—magazines, videos, photographs, AI experiments—but all share a common thread: questioning the systems we've built and whether they serve us, or we serve them.