Plexus Projects

GUI/GOOEY concludes this week, featuring my video artwork 윤슬(Ever-Changing) both online and in-person at Plexus Projects(@plexusprojects ) in New York City, USA. Curated by Laura Splan(@laurasplan ), GUI/GOOEY is a series of online exhibitions, exploring technological representations of the biological world. GUI/GOOEY features artworks that examine notions of “life” and “nature” with computational, digital, and virtual tools. Showcasing artists from over twenty countries, the exhibition delves into the liminal sensations and materialities of membranes and interfaces, bits and bodies, reflecting diverse perspectives on these theme. Online Exhibition: October 19 - December 19, 2024 Offline Exhibition: October 19 - 20, 2024 #guigooey #plexusprojects #videoart #soundart #experimentalmusic #artexhibition #wooharan #O8kk

Thanks to all who came out for the opening reception for GUI/GOOEY at Plexus Projects (@plexusprojects ). Such a fun night celebrating the launch of the online exhibition with you! You can view more cute pix and the complete online exhibition at plexusprojects.org. “GUI/GOOEY” is a series of online exhibitions exploring technological representations of the biological world curated by artist Laura Splan (@laurasplan ). GUI/GOOEY features artworks that examine notions of “life” and “nature” with computational, digital, and virtual tools. The selected artists reflect a range of perspectives with international representation from more than twenty countries. Together they simultaneously interrogate liminal sensations and materialities of membranes and interfaces, bits and bodies. Special thanks to Plexus Projects artists Mark Ramos for co-hosting the reception and Reuben Lorch-Miller for gallery exhibition design. #guigooey #plexusprojects

GUI/GOOEY Group Exhibition — URL+IRL Opens Oct 19, 2024 plexusprojects.org Plexus Projects (@plexusprojects ) is pleased to present the second edition of “GUI/GOOEY”, a series of online exhibitions exploring digital representations of the biological world curated by artist Laura Splan (@laurasplan ). “GUI/GOOEY” features artworks that examine notions of “life” and “nature” with computational, technological, digital, and virtual tools. The selected artists reflect a range of perspectives with international representation from more than twenty countries. Together they simultaneously interrogate liminal sensations and materialities of membranes and interfaces, bits and bodies. GALLERY EXHIBITION + RECEPTION In celebration of the launch of the online exhibition, selected works from the online exhibition will be looping in succession on screens in the gallery. The online exhibition will also be projected in the gallery for visitor exploration of the images, videos, and interactive artworks. GALLERY HOURS: October 19 & 20 from 12–6pm PUBLIC RECEPTION: October 19 from 6–8pm Plexus Projects, 198 Greenpoint Avenue, Brooklyn, NY #guigooey #plexusprojects

VITRINE EXHIBITION SERIES JULIA OLDHAM: “FLUX” MAY 1 – JUN 1, 2026 🔗 view online - link in profile “Flux” features new moving image artworks by interdisciplinary artist Julia Oldham (@juliaoldham ). The exhibition includes videos created in collaboration with scientists, using specialized scientific image tools and data sets. “September: Orange” was created with the Phenocam network of hundreds of automated cameras installed on research towers around the world. “Invisible Red” reveals solar induced fluorescence (SIF) through the faint glow emitted by chlorophyll that has been activated by the sun. Together Oldham’s haunting videos evoke speculative futures through translational technologies using data from the past. “…My version of the data does not emphasize legibility, but instead expresses its mysterious and elusive quality…” — Julia Oldham Julia Oldham is an artist living and working in Eugene, OR. Oldham’s work has been shown widely, including exhibitions and screenings at the Queens Museum, Queens, NY; Smack Mellon, Brooklyn, NY; MoMA PS1 in Long Island City, NY; the Northwest Film Center at the Portland Art Museum, Portland, OR; the San Diego Art Institute, San Diego, CA; The Drawing Center in New York, NY; The Bronx Museum of Art in the Bronx, NY; The Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago, IL; Oregon Contemporary, Portland, OR; and the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, MA. She has been supported by Artadia, the Fund for Art and Dialogue; NYC Urban Field Station; Artist in the Marketplace at the Bronx Museum of Art; the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council; the Oregon Arts Commission; The Ford Family Foundation; and the City of Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs. Her work has been reviewed in the New York Times, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, and the Village Voice, and has been featured on the NPR shows “State of Wonder” on OPB and “Inquiry” on WICN. Curated by Laura Splan @laurasplan #plexusprojects

RESIDENCY EXHIBITION SERIES GÜRKAN MARUF MIHÇI: “DESCENT INTO CONCEALMENT: DERINKUYU” MAR 12 – APR 12, 2026 🔗 view online - link in profile “Descent into Concealment: Derinkuyu” features web-based artworks by @PlexusProjects Artist-in-Residence Gürkan Maruf Mıhçı (@gurkanmarufmihci ). The exhibition includes an interactive 360 cinematic environment constructed from a recreated 3D model of Derinkuyu Underground City. The video is accompanied by an original soundscape rooted in ancient devotional atmospheres. Mıhçı’s work invites audiences to descend through underground corridors, thresholds, and chambers that can be interpreted as both survival infrastructures and ritual spaces. “…The project reframes Derinkuyu Underground City—not as an archaeological site and museum, but as architecture of refuge: a living system built through ventilation, concealment, and collective endurance…” — Gürkan Maruf Mıhçı Gürkan Maruf Mıhçı, PhD, is an interdisciplinary artist, working at the intersections of creative technology and critical theory to interrogate complex topics in science, politics, and ecology. Mıhçı‘s work has been presented at Apartment Project (Berlin), Bilsart (Istanbul), Gallery 924 (Indianapolis), Maquis Projects (Izmir), Agitator (Chicago), Gallery 263 (Boston), 35 Festival Les Instants Video (Marseille/Milan), ALC Video Art Festival (Alicante), CuVo Video Art Festival (Madrid), Vertifilms Film Festival (Prague), and Miami New Media Festival (Miami and Táchira). He was an affiliated researcher and artist-in-residence at University of Greenwich, London, Sound/Image Center and an artist-in-residence on Greenpeace’s Rainbow Warrior Ship. He has been recognized with awards from The Christel DeHaan Family Foundation and Indy Arts Council, Art-X Gallery Innovation, and IU Presidential Arts and Humanities Awards. online exhibition curated by @laurasplan #plexusprojects #artistresidency #onlineartistresidency #virtualartistresidency

RESIDENCY EXHIBITION SERIES MARYA TRIANDAFELLOS: FLEUR-ISH FEB 23 – MAR 23, 2026 🔗 view online - link in profile “Fleur-ish” features post-photographic work by Artist-in-Residence Marya Triandafellos (@marya.nyc ). The exhibition includes AI-generated images that consider cultivation as both an act and condition of flourishing. Drawing upon research into native New York flora, images of plants are created through a generative process using AI technology. The hyper-idealized expressions are shaped through further digital manipulation culminating in artworks that contemplate how technological constructions of nature reflect our human desires. “…Flourishing is framed not as a natural guarantee, but as an ongoing practice shaped by participation. The work acknowledges that even at monumental scale, it may go unseen. That possibility is part of its meaning, reflecting the difficulty of cultivating awareness within contemporary life and the effort required to truly notice what sustains us…” — Marya Triandafellos Marya Triandafellos is a digital artist based in New York, NY working at the intersection of technology, art, and public interaction. Marya’s experience spans design, video, and digital art. Public art projects include artworks for the Paramount Theater in Asbury Park, NJ, NYC Parks’ Art in the Parks program at Washington Market Park, the Oculus at the World Trade Center, and American Museum of Natural History. Her work has been presented in gallery exhibitions and art fairs including ChaShaMa storefront(NYC), Frieze (NYC), Superfine Art Fair (Miami and New York), and The Other Art Fair (New York and Brooklyn). online exhibition curated by @laurasplan #plexusprojects #artistresidency #onlineartistresidency #virtualartistresidency

RESIDENCY EXHIBITION SERIES JAN 17 – FEB 17, 2026 STEFANI BYRD: HERE THERE 🔗 view online - link in profile “Here There” features work by Artist-in-Residence Stefani Byrd (@stefanibyrdstudio ). The project is created in collaboration with composer Caroline Louise Miller and music ensemble Alarm Will Sound. The exhibition includes documentation and stills from an immersive multimedia installation that considers how technologies of film and locomotion reshaped our relationship to both time and space. Using archival and original footage that connect power imbalances to economic structures, the work traces how colonialism and capitalism simultaneously form physical landscape and national identity. “…My work challenges established power dynamics and reconfigures how visibility, authority, and agency are distributed. I am interested in how imbalanced power structures persist in networked culture, shaping communication and emotional fluency…”— Stefani Byrd Stefani Byrd is an American experimental media artist working in video, new media, and interactive technologies whose work sits at the intersection of immersive media, labor history, and feminist critique. Her current work focuses on creating psychologically charged immersive media environments that examine topics such as digital feminism, gun violence, and how technology impacts empathy in digitally mediated spaces. Her work has been exhibited at OBLIQUO Gallery (Madrid), Czong Institute for Contemporary Art (South Korea), SONIC MATTER New Music Festival (Zurich), Museum of Contemporary Art of Alicante (Spain), Athens Digital Arts Festival, the Museum of Contemporary Art of San Diego, the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia, San Luis Obispo Museum of Art, and A.I.R. Gallery (Brooklyn). Byrd’s work is held in the permanent collections of the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia and the Columbus Museum of American Art. Byrd is the Founding Director of the Intersectional Feminist Media Lab at University of North Carolina Wilmington. online exhibition curated by @laurasplan #plexusprojects #artistresidency

OPEN CALL ✨ | To Whomever Is Listening I’m inviting you to participate in my next art project, To Whomever Is Listening—a speculative addition to NASA’s Golden Record. Launched into interstellar space aboard the Voyager spacecraft, the Golden Record carries images and sounds meant to represent life on Earth for any intelligent life that might find it. This project asks a quieter, more tender question: If our message is our ability to love, what would we send? This absurdist and sentimental project gathers love stories —big, small, unfinished, remembered…and transforms them into data visualizations as a way to reveal the persistence of our humanity. 
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VITRINE EXHIBITION SERIES NOV 21 – DEC 21, 2025 Trevor Nathan: Goofy Mass 🔗 view exhibition online - link in profile🔗 Goofy Mass features recent work by multidisciplinary artist Trevor Nathan (@trevorxnathan ). The exhibition features an artist books and browser-based animation exploring post-digital notions of photography. With techniques ranging from digital animation to hand-cut magazine collage, Nathan constructs images from accumulations of individual parts to create dizzying tableaus and unfolding narratives. The artworks heighten the viewer’s experience of the photographic “gaze” in a simultaneously theoretical and visceral sense. “My first experience in my high school darkroom was processing images I had taken of myself as triplets using the bulb setting on my camera. It was my first successful attempt at spirit photography. I watched the image appear in the developer, revealing my three ghostly likenesses. The realization that I could fake reality cemented my fascination with photography.” — Trevor Nathan Trevor Nathan is a multidisciplinary artist in Brooklyn, NY, working in photography, collage, and video. His work explores the extractive nature of photography by mixing handmade collage with digital manipulation. His work has been featured in King Kong Magazine and Sensitive Content Magazine. He is also the creator of Long Legs, a free art studio share in Gowanus. ABOUT PLEXUS PROJECTS Programming includes both online and in-person Exhibitions and Residencies representing local and international artists. The next application review for the Remote Artists Residency is Dec 1, 2026. See website for details. online exhibition curated by @laurasplan #plexusprojects

RESIDENCY EXHIBITION SERIES NOV 07 – DEC 07, 2025 DANIELLE GAUTHIER: EMOTIONAL AI 🔗 view exhibition online - link in profile🔗 “Emotional AI” features recent work by Artist-in-Residence Danielle Gauthier (@physicalmagnetism ). The exhibition includes screen grabs from an interactive tool that reimagines color as a framework for mapping internal states. Gauthier explore the possibility for transforming personal experiences into color‑coded emotional pathways, making complex feelings easier to understand and respond to. “…’Semantic Color Math’ is a method that maps moods, memories, and habits into color sequences…” — Danielle Gauthier ABOUT THE ARTIST Danielle Gauthier is an interdisciplinary data scientist and artist researching emotional AI modeling with semantic color geometry to create tools for feeling-informed decision-making. Her work centers on Semantic Color Math—a method that maps moods, memories, and habits into color sequences—powering the Color Oracle (GPT) and SoulCoin, a cyberfeminist UBI experiment for healing data. She brings a trauma-informed, decolonial practice to create tools and technologies that can affect change. ABOUT THE RESIDENCY The Plexus Projects Remote Residency provides virtual artist residencies of 1 to 6-month durations. Residencies include weekly 1-hour online studio visits and advising focused on developing professional practices and new projects. At the end of the residency, each artist’s work is presented in an online solo exhibition on the Plexus Projects website. This interdisciplinary global residency is open to artists working in any media and is available year round. Residencies are organized into tracks with distinct focus on different aspects of studio practice and project development. Each track includes weekly meetings with artist and advisor Laura Splan (@laurasplan ) with artists spending self-directed time as they wish in between meetings. online exhibition curated by @laurasplan #plexusprojects #artistresidency

RESIDENCY EXHIBITION SERIES OCT 18 – NOV 18, 2025 SARA DITTRICH: RIPPLES & FOLDS 🔗 view exhibition online - link in profile🔗 “Ripples & Folds” features work by @plexusprojects Artist-in-Residence Sara Dittrich (@sara_dittrich ). The exhibition includes biometric data-driven video, timelapse imaging, and cyanotype collages. Dittrich’s multimedia art practice explores possibilities for melding the body with landscapes while revealing their interconnectedness. “…I am interested in timelapse as a tool to shift perspective, to see what we can’t on our own…” — Sara Dittrich Sara Dittrich is a Baltimore-based interdisciplinary artist. Recent projects have included time-lapse imaging of landscapes, local skies and tidal patterns, and the somatic effects of time and a place on the body. Trained as both musician and visual artist, Dittrich creates multisensory experiences that are experienced in real-time using musical thinking to illuminate the dynamic and unconscious rhythms of the body and environments. Dittrich’s work has been exhibited with the Baltimore Museum of Art, The Sculpture Center (Cleveland), and DiverseWorks (Houston). Residencies and research programs have included Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, Sculpture Space, and Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design (Prague). She is the recipient of a Fine Arts Work Center Fellowship, Vermont Studio Center Fellowship and Mary Sawyers Baker Artist Award. online exhibition curated by @laurasplan #plexusprojects

RESIDENCY EXHIBITION SERIES Meredith Drum (@meredithwren ) “R.R.M. Revolving Red Monuments” AUG 21 – SEP 21, 2025 🔗 view exhibition online - link in profile “R.R.M. Revolving Red Monuments” features recent work by Artist-in-Residence Meredith Drum. The exhibition includes video documentation and stills from the augmented reality (AR) artwork taking an approach of “virtual graffiti” among mostly abandoned monuments. Drum created the work in collaboration with an international group of artists reflecting on Cold War-era monuments. Each considers the way in which history repeats itself through political corruption and the systematic dismantling of democracy and civil rights. “…R.R.M. can be considered virtual graffiti that adds to the physical graffiti that covers these mostly abandoned Bulgarian monuments… the project does not argue for or against removing these structures. The intent is to explore the historical and future impact of this visual culture and add to it with virtual graffiti as augmented reality media…”— Meredith Drum Meredith Drum is a multimedia artist using technology to consider a future beset by environmental, social, economic, and political trouble due to climate change. Her work traverses video, animation, installation, extended reality, and various modes of public participation. Drum’s work has been supported by grants and residencies with the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, CEC Arts Link, the Bronx Museum of the Arts, the Atlantic Center for the Arts, the Experimental Television Center, ChaNorth, ISSUE Project Room, the University of California Institute for Research in the Arts, Wave Farm Transmission Arts with the New York State Council on the Arts, and other institutions. She has enjoyed several solo exhibitions and screenings, including at Microscope Gallery (NYC). And her work has been part of numerous group exhibitions and screenings across the U.S. and in Brazil, Bulgaria, Denmark, Germany, France, Mexico, and Spain. Curated by @laurasplan #plexusprojects