From 1900–1912, the first American cable ship in the Pacific, USAT Burnside, was manned by about 116 Filipino crewmen. They laid thousands of miles of cable across the Pacific, and serviced American military bases. Burning uses modern networking infrastructure to narrate fictionalized tales of the seamen on your desktop.
A videoke theory of everything on the intimacies of infrastructures: mapping Filipino bodies as interfaces that mediate and condition the cruelty, desire, and love circulating through networks.
In fragments: the covenants, the death march, the ancestral home, and mealtimes. The first of a series of diaristic hypertexts.
A hypertext offering to the living among the dead, where windows form wastelands and flowers bloom beside graves.
A Catholic internet epic. A translation and reinterpretation of the mysteries of the rosary in net art — a collective act of computation, meditating on Mary as agent and container.
Moments before a brief extinction event. The children killed all the birds with one stone.
A group of girl data labelers in Makati City log on to discover that their classification interface has become divine — rewriting reality. The girl is the model, the model is god.
A series of vignettes in an 'escapist room'; & an almost memory — played entirely with verb-objects.
A concrete poem in the browser, a love story, and a dream sequence traversed through closing and opening windows.
