RAID System

Museum quality giclée print.

RAID System continues a line of inquiry that began with User Compliance—a reflection on our evolving relationship with nature and the growing presence of AI in both creative work and daily life. This piece folds together organic systems, labor, and memory. I was thinking about hands as tools, as symbols of action, and about ants as workers—each performing roles that feel both purposeful and instinctual.

There’s a tension here between life and artifact, between movement and memorial. What does it mean to preserve something built for function? And in a world where systems increasingly dictate the terms of our labor—digital or otherwise—what gets lost in translation?