emptyname.org is a growing body of works - paintings, NFTs, graphical scores, and texts. All content is free as air (CC0).
An essay supposing machines come to make better art than humans - and finding that what they cannot take is the making itself: by foreclosing every external reward for art, the machine returns it to its original function as a contemplative practice.
An essay on the ambiguity of the word 'art' - from the older pantheon of the arts to the modern mono-art and the conceptual turn.
A generative art project on fxhash (with Doppelganger): algorithmically grown trees whose binary roots sprawl into soil - eight outputs, each a node in an ever-expanding forest.
A nine-point manifesto: generative NFT art is how digital art attains existence - code as notation, minting as ego-removal, copyright abandoned.
An audio collage set against John Cage's composition, with Marcel Duchamp on devaluing art as object - an essay on art's swing between the aesthetic and conceptual regimes.
A painting made to be read as a graphical musical score by two performers - its visual elements and colours interpreted and translated into sound.
A research project questioning the roles of composer and performer: graphical river scores (Danube, Nile, Ganges, Los Angeles) realised as recorded compositions.
A video work on isolation, stillness and motion - the spatial confusion and loss of bodily presence when life happens at zero miles per hour.
A series of paintings made with fragments of broken umbrellas and iron filings that rust into the paint over time - the oxidation itself completing the work.