Critical Infrastructure and Image Politics (CIIP) is a research group dedicated to investigating the politics of contemporary digital and visual cultures at the intersection of media art and critical theory.
Critical Infrastructures and Image Politics (CIIP) combines practice-based artistic research and media theoretical scholarship, to engage critically with the politics and representation of contemporary technologies. We focus on feminist, decolonial and activist-led approaches, to repair algorithmic technocultural biases.
CIIP is led by co-directors Dr Alexandra Anikina, Dr Stephen Cornford, Dr Kwame Phillips, and Dr Megen de Bruin-Molé and is based in the Department of Art and Media Technology at Winchester School of Art.
My practice investigates the relationships between technologies and landscapes, challenging the sustainability of digital technology and the viability of addressing ecological collapse with economic method.
I focus on digital and algorithmic visual culture, imaginaries of technology and AI, feminist studies of science and technology and affective infrastructures.
I specialise in sensory media production, visual anthropology and audio culture. His work focuses on resilience, race and social justice using multimodal and experimental methodologies.