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A woven form generated by p5.js noise and folded toward the sky. Astrofold marks the point where algorithm becomes artifact, and craft becomes constellation.

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Algoscape translates algorithms into woven terrains. Layers of knots become shifting horizons and chromatic fields, each a singular landscape sealed in silver. No two are ever the same.

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Tendrils is a series of computer controlled ink on paper works exploring geometric interplay between mathematics and the natural world by Erin Robinson.

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A series of AI-generated erotic imagery on Polaroid film, utilising the Polaroid’s status as proto-networked pornography to explore synthetic desire.

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A series of AI-generated erotic imagery on Polaroid film, utilising the Polaroid’s status as proto-networked pornography to explore synthetic desire.

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A hand-built pattern language of light and rhythm. Each piece uses minimal hardware and simple code to generate endlessly shifting compositions—machines exploring their own vocabulary of form, tempo, and transformation.

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A zine documenting conversations about resistance from activists outside of technology to translate into modes of resistance against genAI models.

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Commissioned portraits painted with Portrait Painter Robot (by José Salatino)

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LIMITED EDITION Issue #1 & Issue #2 for the Plotter Spectrum Zine

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Still from YICHU 1.0 project, 2025

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Limited Edition of Orbita Zine 2024✨

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A body dissolves into light above a glowing cityscape — “YICHU 1.0 – FLOATING” captures the ecstatic release of identity as consciousness merges with the digital cosmos.

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Still from YICHU 1.0 project, 2025

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YICHU 1.0 - DREAM poetic self-reflective image blurs the boundary between body, mirror, and machine — exploring identity and digital consciousness in a posthuman world.

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Still from YICHU 1.0 project, 2025

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Still from YICHU 1.0 project, 2025

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A 10-card collectible set from Yichu Li’s acclaimed moving image world YICHU 1.0, blending dream, identity, and digital reflection. Exclusive festival release, designed for collectors and art lovers alike.

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Can AI be developed in line with William Morris’ values—ethically shaped in both its making and its use? This book follows a design research project inspired by his 1890 novel News from Nowhere.

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Epoch: A ‘Move Slow & Mend Things’ Approach to Coding by Sophie Nadel explores the relationships between traditional and newly-emerging methods of making.

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A selection of risograph prints that have been scanned, aligned, and animated into an interactive web-based a about shame and desire.

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This is a shinyshiny chrome-finished laser-cut steel infinity painting {!} With 4 rearrangeable subjects+landscapes+objs, printed as UV vinyl magnets, so that everyday::: u get a shiny_shiny new wrld. 1/1 ed. 8” x 8”

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0cean, 2025 𝐻𝓎𝓅𝓃𝑜𝓈𝒾𝓈 𝒻𝑜𝓇 𝓉𝒽𝑒 𝑒𝓃𝒹 𝑜𝒻 𝓉𝒽𝑒 𝑒𝓃𝒹 𝑜𝒻 𝓉𝒽𝑒 𝑒𝓃𝒹. 5:30

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AR tattoos for music and art lovers. All tattoos represent and instrument and plays several animations and sounds. This collection is inspired by the art of Kandinsky.

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A series of three UV-printed ceramic works depicting digital landscapes. Browsing Tiles translate the act of navigating digital space into physical form. Each ceramic tile captures a fragment of an imagined terrain — synthetic landscapes shaped by the visual language of the browser window and screen-based environments.

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A Garden is a VR garden where virtual horticulture is studied and practiced. This release is its printed version. I love being in nature. In 2021, still under the shadow of the pandemic, in VR—a space of nothingness, I plotted A Garden. I created objects recognisable as plants, along with the hardscape: paving, rocks, and garden furniture.

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Rivers is a limited series of pen plotter works based on data from all watercourses over one kilometer. The branching of fluvial systems evokes life’s veins and arteries, exploring passion and distance through fragments divided by oceans—sometimes vast, sometimes minimal, yet never close enough to touch.

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Physical translation of a low-poly bowl that floats through interactive web work, Home is a Dwelling Path.

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TYPEFACE reflects on the artists personal experience with prolonged periods of screen time inducing blurry vision, twitching eyes and insomnia.