"I Would Rather Be a Cyborg Than a Goddess" uses post-humanist thinking to speculate the changing human relationships with technology. Through the history of cybernetics, feminism, postmodernist thinking, and conversations in the popular press, the book investigates the meaning of a cyborg and questions what it means to be a human. Postmodernism's uncertainty leaves our future open to question or contemplate upon.
What are we becoming...?
*This work was recognized by
TDC 66 communication design
Young ones ADC Merit 2019
56th Graphic design USA annual awards
Communication Arts 2019 Award of Excellence
13th Annual International Design Awards
The book was expanded into an interactive installation to contextualize the contents in real-life.
It is situated for the book launch party for people to experience chatting with AI which is a significant
subject matter for the book. Installation was named after Alan Turing, who invented Turing Test.
Alan was created by using artificial intelligence(Cleverbot) API, Processing and projection to have
real-time conversations with humans.
Special thanks to Brad Bartlett, Matt Adams and Alex Seth
Photography: Kevin Martin
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