Ainslie Country was an in-house conceptual geography developed to model network topology infrastructure through flows of cultural output. The system ingested several tropes across industry, entertainment and historical archetypes and was nurtured until it was able to achieve escape velocity. Try that in Ainslie Country!

The Lost in A Byzantine Trance tote campaign was an attempt to rework history through major cultural epicenters of Brooklyn, Silver Lake, Shoreditch and downtown Kadıköy. Attempts to infiltrate various alt-lit communities failed. The separatist organization behind this campaign still has bills outstanding to the tune of $25,000 with interest.

Original cover design and excerpts from Nancy Lutgin\u2019s memoir Catamarca.

Recovered pages from Pappa Chaga\u2019s original paper on the CigNet Virtual Détournement system. Recommended reading for anyone studying how CigNet works.

As Mateur continued to build its online presence, one challenge they were faced with was learning how to refine their identity and apply it cohesively to all of their work. This guide acted as a central location where they house a live inventory of brand guidelines, assets, UI components, code snippets, developer guidelines, and more. Anyone working with Mateur\u2019s online presence was encouraged to stay familiar with this guide and help ensure that it\u2019s kept up-to-date.

Sehnsuchts MRP (Memory Retrieval Program) was the first iteration of embodied artificial intelligence to help patients discover lost memories through technological application of the thesis behind The Body Keeps the Score. Unfortunately due to hallucinations in the model, all participants were only able to recover memories from the life of a man named Jean Lutgin.

Variety of films, stills, etc from various Worldwide initiatives.