Exploring the material culture of games with metalwork, jewelry, and a little bit of horror
Whether through wearable pieces or digital triptychs, Lauren’s projects make a space where past and future, alchemy and technology, collide.
How to design political games with a broken heart
We spoke with Mario about his design process of games and live-action role-play experiences, how he incorporates research on politics and labor into his creative practice, and how he is shifting from commercial work to personal practice in the fine-art world.
Sam and Andy Rolfes put the life in livesteam
Sam and Andy sat down with us to speak about their 3D modeling software from childhood, why improv comedy is seminal for their practice, and the game they’re designing—fingers crossed, the first of many.
Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley creates game worlds from autonomous archives
We speak with Danielle about the archive as an always-moving thing, why she’s attracted to low-fi aesthetics, and her new fascination with pirates.
Rachel Rossin makes entropy from infinity
Artist Rachel Rossin speaks with us on her childhood underwater, the illusory nature of immersive technology, and the need to return to entropy.