Proof of Culture
Who controls the archive? What gets preserved? And who gets to decide what matters?
Proof of Culture began as a way to think through the questions that kept following me across art, technology and digital culture. It has since grown into a body of work spanning essays, conversations, oral histories and exhibitions.
The format changes. The questions don’t.
Commentary
I write about art, technology, ownership, preservation and the systems that determine what enters the cultural record.
Conversations
Long-form conversations with artists, collectors, curators and cultural workers about the work they made, the communities they built and what they witnessed along the way.
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Curation
The same questions move into exhibition-making and research, bringing works together to document moments that are already becoming history.
