Ami Clarke
Ami Clarke is an artist, writer, and educator, working within the emergent behaviours that come of the complex protocols of platform capitalism in everyday assemblages, with a focus on the inter-dependencies between code and language in hyper-networked culture. Her research focus’ on algorithmic governance and performative modes of production from a trans-feminist post-human position. She utilises various digital media, often distributed, with aspects of live programming, to produce video/sound and spoken word performance. Her work is conceptually framed in ways that means critique is often articulated through it’s production, drawing out new (old) behaviours emerging from human engagement with technology through performative modes. She is interested in acknowledging, and thinking through the complexities of the subject emerging in synthesis with it’s environment, via a post-human condition. She is also founder of Banner Repeater; a reading room with a public Archive of Artists’ Publishing and project space, opening up an experimental space for others, on a working train station platform at Hackney Downs station, London. (2019)
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