Animal, Vegetable, Digital is a project about making connections between digital technology, natural ecologies, and the arts. My book explores how works of digital art provide opportunities for experiencing human-environmental contingency, for demonstrating the human body’s co-extension with the environment, for aiding in conservation practices, and for expressing the agency of natural spaces. It makes […]
Continue ReadingWe printed a creepy three-dimensional red skull in honor of Halloween (and Hamlet).
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My analysis of Talan Memmott’s intricate and beautifully designed Lexia to Perplexia formed the backbone of the fourth chapter of my dissertation and opened my eyes to an entirely different way of engaging with digital landscapes. Very grateful to Talan for his brilliant work and very proud to have this essay in Contemporary Literature.
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