(Sur)Real Estate

This installation immerses the audience into a simulated future to examine the implications of 'SMART' Future living.

The installation bears a resemblance to playing with a doll house as a child, where we learned to imagine our futures and determine what we wanted for them. The installation questions Surveillance Capitalism, agency, and privacy. 

Home Smart Home (2022)

A 'Blue Print' of the Smart Home | A short story deconstructing the narrative of the Smart Home as a productive space for living. The Smart Home, in this story, can be seen as a microcosm of modern surveillance societies and the implications of data mining on the human experience.

The Internet as an Archive

Visual research for Sur-Real Estate Installation

Crowing Home

An immersive field guide showing the crow lifecycle, each phase reflected by an illustrated factsheet.

Included in the installation is a map with the Crow migration routes, a Species Tag, and a Note to the Reader. Next to the wire installation, an ethnographic research video played on a loop to physically show the crows migrating in Vancouver to situate the exhibit. (2022)

(Sur)Real Estate

This installation immerses the audience into a simulated future to examine the implications of 'SMART' Future living.

The installation bears a resemblance to playing with a doll house as a child, where we learned to imagine our futures and determine what we wanted for them. The installation questions Surveillance Capitalism, agency, and privacy. 

Home Smart Home (2022)

A 'Blue Print' of the Smart Home | A short story deconstructing the narrative of the Smart Home as a productive space for living. The Smart Home, in this story, can be seen as a microcosm of modern surveillance societies and the implications of data mining on the human experience.

The Internet as an Archive

Visual research for Sur-Real Estate Installation

Crowing Home

An immersive field guide showing the crow lifecycle, each phase reflected by an illustrated factsheet.

Included in the installation is a map with the Crow migration routes, a Species Tag, and a Note to the Reader. Next to the wire installation, an ethnographic research video played on a loop to physically show the crows migrating in Vancouver to situate the exhibit. (2022)