Digital Company explores and charts the web through cartographic experiences, drawing from archival GIFs, found fragments of the internet, and personal digital identity. The practice treats the internet as both landscape and archive a shifting terrain shaped by memory, intimacy, and collective participation.
Throughout the residency, these works will function as living archives, expanding and mutating as I traverse the residual layers of digital artefacts. As platforms shift, content disappears, and identities are reconfigured, the pieces will be continuously rewritten, allowing the archive to grow in real time and reflect the unstable nature of online memory and digital selfhood.
