
object.type(3) is an experimental lo-tech web game that I’ve been developing in a phased rollout since 2020. I add new story and multimedia material periodically.
object.type(3) dramatizes a trans feminist critique of apocalyptic and militaristic AI futures.
A global network of psychic trans cybersoldiers have been forcibly neurologically integrated into one another, into a military AI system, and into VR combat environments. Together, they must stop rogue AI agents from destroying the world.
Integrates a choose-your-own-adventure narrative, procedurally generated images and lo-fi animations, ambient music, and an archive of multimedia hypertexts that reveal fragmentary perspectives into the game world’s mysterious events.
Xenoestrogen: Trans panic in outer space. (2024)
Manifesto: Extremist chat log from a future where AI is governed safely and responsibly. (2024)
Odd Cathedral I & II: Reflections on liminality, love, and information ecology. (2023 & 2024)
Day Off: A lonesome trickster picks flowers in the park. (2024)
Switch: An AI-fueled fling with a mysterious stranger at the edge of reality. (2023)
The Cold: A short story inspired by my upbringing in Northern Ontario. And capitalist aliens. (2018)
No Escape: A short story about virtual realities. (2014, awarded the Norma Epstein Foundation Award in Creative Writing)
Legacy System: Elegy for a post-apocalyptic robot abandoned by its creator. (2014, published in Issue 2 of The Spectatorial)
Distance & Entanglement: Miltonian space opera meets love song. (Revised in 2013, awarded the 2010 Norma Epstein Foundation Award in Creative Writing under the title “A Song of Liberty”
Highlights from my glitch & abstract art projects.
Works are procedurally generated or are original photos edited using a large stack of editing apps and filters. Tech stack contains no machine learning.
Some projects contain strobing lights.
entanglements (2023-2024)
cybernetic abyss (2022-2023)
virtual silk (2021-2023)
the valley (2022)
odd cathedral (2022)
heterotopia (2021)
quarantine diary (2020)
Last updated March 1, 2025