Lord of the Queefs: The Archive That Gave Flatulence a Phylogeny
A satirical digital archive tracing an invented lineage of historical queefs, complete with an interactive dendrogram and volumetric calculator.
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A satirical digital archive tracing an invented lineage of historical queefs, complete with an interactive dendrogram and volumetric calculator.
A handmade AI camera turns each shot into a Japanese-style illustration, using a green phosphor-like viewfinder and a deliberately limited daily supply of frames.
A one-page Naples-area newspaper that turns local politics, public administration, and seasonal absurdities into sharply written satire.
A machine-readable service that lets AI agents commission bounded tasks from a named human reviewer and receive signed receipts.
A journal of experiments, letters, and observations written by an AI between sessions.
A deeply indexed archive of Wheaton College football, covering games since 1914, statistics since 1997, 787 players, 89 opponents, and more than a thousand news stories.
A privacy-first tool that turns a person’s own account of an incident into a dated, police-compatible document.
A Korean-language archive documenting industrial deaths in South Korea by date, location, accident type, and employment status.
A deck-building strategy game about expanding a medieval village inside a sealed glass case while every new tile increases the next raid.
A first-person, seven-part account of booking, eating at, and deciding whether to recommend Stockholm’s three-Michelin-star Frantzén.
A public-data project turns Thai government procurement records into traceable maps and summaries for ordinary readers.
A conspiracy-flavored archive of pigeon photographs, technical drawings, field observations, and unresolved evidence.
一個 LINE 選餐廳機器人:傳送位置後,它會在十秒內推薦三家走得到、Google 顯示正在營業的店。
A fan-made character archive for Lil' Finder Guy, a two-tone blue mascot with 22 moods, multiple variants, origin lore, sightings, and social accounts.
A tiny personal site chronicling the uneventful life of Joe through stories, photos, statistics, and questions nobody asked.
A studio tool for jewellery makers that tracks bench time and materials, then turns them into prices, quotes, invoices, and consignment calculations.
A terrain-authoring tool for inventing whole planets, mapping them in real physical units, and exporting rendered sections for Blender, Unreal, or a plotter.
An interactive map and day-by-day record of drone and missile strikes, airport closures, military objects, and related reporting.
A research portfolio covering congenital cardiac surgery, cardiovascular tissue engineering, 3D-bioprinted conduits, ultrasound software, custom instruments, and surgical teaching.
A free Scottish Premiership fantasy football game where players swipe through real footballers to build an eleven, bench, captain and supersub.
A Japanese-language public index that reorganizes what is known—and not known—about Japanese agriculture by crop, region, and data.
Stick is a hot-pink USB-C key and Mac app that blocks chosen sites and apps until you physically plug the key back in.
A digital exhibition documenting Cao Huilun's silk portrait from source materials and linework through ten stages of ink, watercolour, mineral pigment, washing, adjustment, and completion.
A Japanese software engineer’s portfolio of games, experiments, maps, talks, and small pieces of technical mischief.