06. Systems of replication
This portrait series documents how the design of humanoid technologies reflects and perpetuates outdated systems of classification and bias. The photographs feature wigs made for companion robot dolls, highlighting how romanticized aesthetics mask issues of control and exclusion. By embedding historical prejudices into artificial bodies and algorithms, these technologies reinforce oppressive social structures under the guise of innovation.
This portrait series documents how the design of humanoid technologies reflects and perpetuates outdated systems of classification and bias. The photographs feature wigs made for companion robot dolls, highlighting how romanticized aesthetics mask issues of control and exclusion. By embedding historical prejudices into artificial bodies and algorithms, these technologies reinforce oppressive social structures under the guise of innovation.
2022
Chromalux prints on aluminum.
Ed. of 5 + 2 APs
54in x 36in each / 137cm x 91cm
(6 in total)
Chromalux prints on aluminum.
Ed. of 5 + 2 APs
54in x 36in each / 137cm x 91cm
(6 in total)