Trying to make sense of something that is falling in every direction at once: disintegrating, reanimating. Bodies and technologies all tangled up, hanging from one another limb from limb. 'This is the trajectory’, said the voice so all the lackeys began pulling. But not all bodies conform, some bodies slip, remain jagged at the margins edge to cut through ropes, to bore holes to build new spaces.
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I am an artist and writer whose practice questions how the body is positioned politically and socially, across time and place, tracing the interface between social, political and technological systems that structure its movement and visibility. My work spans writing, image, film, and research, working with both analogue and emerging tools. In 2017, I co-founded Feminist Internet, a collective interrogating technological inequalities through critical practice. Feminist Internet has received international recognition for its contribution to cyberfeminism, Alongside my practice, I lecture at the Royal College of Art and the University of the Arts London, teaching on the social and political implications of technology on creative practice.
Trying to make sense of something that is falling in every direction at once: disintegrating, reanimating. Bodies and technologies all tangled up, hanging from one another limb from limb. 'This is the trajectory’, said the voice so all the lackeys began pulling. But not all bodies conform, some bodies slip, remain jagged at the margins edge to cut through ropes, to bore holes to build new spaces.
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I am an artist and writer whose practice questions how the body is positioned politically and socially, across time and place, tracing the interface between social, political and technological systems that structure its movement and visibility. My work spans writing, image, film, and research, working with both analogue and emerging tools. In 2017, I co-founded Feminist Internet, a collective interrogating technological inequalities through critical practice. Feminist Internet has received international recognition for its contribution to cyberfeminism, Alongside my practice, I lecture at the Royal College of Art and the University of the Arts London, teaching on the social and political implications of technology on creative practice.
awynnemcbride@gmail.com