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Projects and Websites
2009-ongoing — Five Filters
The Five Filters project aims to promote independent, non-corporate media with the help of a set of software applications. It started as a proposal to explore the five filters of the propaganda model. It was accepted as one of 9 project to be developed during Interactivos?09 at Medialab Prado. The project is still being actively developed.
2010 — Don’t Look
An installation aiming to highlight some of the negative aspects of ubiquitous computing. Developed during the Ubiquitous Computing course at Chalmers University. Collaboration with Erick Oduor.
2009 — Hydro Status of Now
An attempt to visualise water use and consumption using available data. Developed during Visualizar’09 at Medialab-Prado. Collaboration with Katrin Caspar.
2008 — Library Lookup (discontinued)
An attempt to make finding libraries and checking book availability easier. An experimental Web API was also available.
2008 — Disciplined Minds: Photo Exhibition
I exhibited 3 photos with a group of friends at the Collective 08 exhibition in the Islington Arts Factory, London. The exhibition ran from 12 April to 9 May 2008.
2003 — MyAntiwar.org
A news aggregator project to allow easy access to news from alternative sites. The system currently monitors a number of websites and extracts headlines which are then archived in a searchable database. One reason for starting the project was to offer RSS feeds through the system for sites which didn’t publish their own.
2002 — Antiwar.co.uk
A simple portal for anti-war related sites on the web.
1997 — White Town Website
This started as an unofficial fan site in 1997 after I heard Your Woman.