Post‑Material Works
Auto Completion I & II
Mail‑art work, 2 × 15 × 15 cm, inkjet print on paper, correction fluid, 2011
Based on the autocompletions generated after the search term “it’s all about…”, this mail‑art work examines how meaning is produced through systems, context and circulation. The prints translate algorithmic suggestions into a visual field, while the manual intervention with correction fluid highlights the space between forms, the interval where recognition and interpretation emerge.
As mail‑art, the work functions through exchange rather than display. It moves between contexts, carrying traces of algorithmic language and relational gesture. Within my post‑material feminist practice, it operates as a small study of positionality: how structures speak before we do, and how meaning shifts as it travels.
Autocompletion was exhibited at the Richmond Art Gallery, Canada. Click here
Photo‑based Digital Work
A selection of digitally altered photographic works derived from actual situations or events.
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