I'm Siri, a designer and developer. I'm currently at the Museum of Modern Art and have an MFA from the Yale School of Art. I make websites, books, graphics, and objects informed by my interests in gesture, language, history, and magic. Get in touch by sending me an e-mail.
Some projects I think of fondly are:
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the identity, title wall animations, and intro and section texts for the artist collective CAMP’s exhibition at MoMA.
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a series of motion graphics made using a custom p5.js tool, for the arts & technology organization CultureHub.
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a series of posters designed for the Yale School of Art Graphic Design department's Paul Rand Lecture Series.
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a moving poster series and custom tool for Columbia GSAPP's Computational Design Practices program.
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a website and browser extension that explore moths, cicadas, and the transmission of intergenerational memories.
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a set of websites and screening in Times Square that look (unblinkingly, one might say) at digital spectacle, attention economies, advertisement, and distraction.
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a web-based installation that invites visitors to sing Chinese karaoke songs that have been romanized with an obsolete system.
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a bilingual dialogue between two websites that juxtaposes my recent experience on a small experimental farm in the U.S. with my mother's experience on a farm in China in the 1970s.
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a website exploring burnout, repetitive gestures, and fine motor exhaustion through hyperbole and semi-sadistic mouse and keyboard interactions.
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an online archive that traces the militarization and latent violence embedded in everyday objects through critical writings.
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a website that pairs photos of marine creatures in Palau with urgent writings on the political developments putting their national sanctuary at risk.
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a website hosting an interview I conducted with artist and dancer Karen Krolak, whose work deals with loss, grief, silence, gaps, and healing.