The Intersection of Art and Technology

a listicle / a passive tense / spraypainted electric potatoes / a child pulling the ear / of a muzzled dog / the selfie cam / the algorithmic birdsplat / stone-mapped / suspensions in glittering RGB / look / are you looking / even fascists make art / gorgeous mural-work / the light just so / the good strong nose / & that glorious suiting / so i don't defend art / between the backslashes / what is it / is it motion-responsive / alive / specific as tearsalt / well-labeled by your human feedback / ? / here with us at the intersection / the neon arduino heartbeat / boop-de-boops / we are alive / more than money / only so long / our bits & bitterness / & when you've done your time / the light chimes on / & honey / do learn to code / the future is coming / & the skills do transfer /

Light pixel-grid patterns ripple across the gallery walls, sculpted air breathing wire and vibration. Invisible drivers orchestrate these electro-stones, invisible bullets of nicotinized lightning. A human cuds in front of laser-coded canvases and invites electrostatic sparks harvested from old dreams. The glow of digital druids spills onto ancient stone, coating alcoves with coded algae. Between source and screen, an abyss narrows, while hypertext flowers burst on the tongue's humid jungle. A little robot reads Baudelaire, on a disk worn like an oyster shell.