Afterlives II, Act 3
Mobile phone models from 2005 to present. Photogrammetry scans of natural stone from CA and AZ. Brother laser printer. Chalk PLA print of Nefertiti from 2016 #nefhack leak. Soapstone. Apple Plus and disassembled iPhone 6S. Strange Attractors. Trail effects.
On view 11/22 - 12/06 @expanded.art Berlin
#photogrammetry #ewaste #nefhack #macplus #deadtech #screensavers #digitalart #mineralconsciousness #strangeattractors #anthropocene #capitalocene #chtulhucene
Orbiting a rockslide. Admitting that scanning the landscape in this way has colonial vibes. I disappear in the end.
Excerpt from short film "Intrusion Of Gaia"
Unstable Limits. Scanned objects moving with a Hadley attractor algorithm. Plaster and foam pedestal. Cast concrete sculptures. E-waste computers. Mobile phones from 2004 to the present. Natural chert and chalk conglomerate stone. Paint can and agate. Stock 3D models. Money tree and water bottle. Balenciaga 3XL shoe. Foam and plaster forms. PLA prints of natural stone. Plaster castings of rock at Iron Age mine with e-waste TV. iPhone 6s. Isilon server chassis. Boulder scanned in Simi Valley, CA. Netgear routers. Limestone boulder from Senegal. Potted plants and buckets. Mac Plus on PVC scaffold with custom software. Gatorade bottles. Plaster and resin polyhedra. Vocanic stone.
Thank you to @right_clicksave for including me in this survey of Apple at 50 years, a privilege to have a few recent works featured.
I might add that I didn't set out to be an Apple enthusiast - my first computer was an IBM XT! But they came to me when I lived in the Bay Area, and artists use what's around them.
~ Welcoming back our long term peer Dev Harlan @devharlan to the Online Residency 2026. Always a pleasure to be part of his path•••
𝗗𝗘𝗩 𝗛𝗔𝗥𝗟𝗔𝗡 is an artist based in New York working in sculpture, installation, and digital media. He engages themes of posthumanism, anthropogenic change, and technological consumption through a practice of object-making, assemblage, video projection, and coding. Harlan employs technology reflexively, using it to question its own assumptions and to challenge the perceived binary between human techno-culture and the natural world. Drawing on ecocriticism and climate science, his work examines how these domains are deeply entangled.
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