a sophomore at stanford pursuing computer science and art practice.
interests lie at the intersection of visual arts, mathematics, and
computer science — where one uses code as a medium to understand,
manipulate, and challenge the perception of self and symbiosis of
humans, data, and social systems.
đa-ta
video art (with sound)
In the symphony of noise and glitches, there’s a strange serenity. Lines
meet, data data-ing from point to point, existing and vanishing in the
same breath.
Are we, too, not part of this unity?
Defining ourselves as separate entities or a coherent whole feels
futile. Our personal space blurs amidst interconnectedness, surveilled
in every moment.
Data fed to us incessantly by external forces. The original may evade
capture, but the tangled mesh of automation and computation remains an
intricate, unavoidable part of the now.
Scary, yet complexly unifiedly beautiful in its own right.