Extraction Shift, Aaron Guy

Building on an earlier research residency supported by NEPN, and body of work A Shift in Extraction, 2011, Extraction,  Shift. ponders further on the methods and architecture of new extraction industries.

While the questions of ethics, privacy and machine learning are present, we are asked to consider through machine generated images, visualisation and everyday scenarios of recreation and work,if as a society we are using an architecture that will increase new forms of post traumatic stress in future generations.

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Produced with the support of Sunderland Association Football Club and using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.