Inspired by the now-obsolete technology of fluidics, this series holds up a mirror to the past and imagines future alternative computational hardware forms meandring like organelles.

 

Computers become sinuous, curvaceous, seductive cavities through which jets governed by the Coandă effect and hydraulics collide to create logic. Sensors become floating buoys that transform electrochemical fluctuations into subtle sounds.​

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Drawn through transparent materials, these sculptures dream of a technological body that moves in a steady, slow rhythm tuned to the flow of water and air.