Human-Computer Love is a personal ads website that invites people to propose alternative visions for sex robots, teledildonics, and VR/AR experiences that challenge those being produced by popular media and market forces.
The project is a collaborative inquiry into how these technologies might make sex more accessible, queer desire, decolonize beauty standards, and cultivate liberatory models for human-computer intimacy and care.
Human-Computer Love was featured at the 2019 Gender Bodies and Technology Conference: TechnoLogics—Power and Resistance at Virginia Tech and (Inter)Facing at the Natalie and James Thompson Art Gallery, San Jose, 2019.
(above) Installation at (Inter)Facing, the 2019 Digital Media Art Faculty Exhibition at Natalie and James Thompson Art Gallery, San Jose
(below) Video loop from installation, no sound
