"Declarations of Interdependence" Talk at Critical Information Conference

Slides, video clips, and audio from my presentation at SVA's Critical Information Conference on December 8, 2013. The 20-minute long presentation covered the research and making that made up my MFA thesis project "Declarations of Interdependence." You can find out more details about the work at http://declarationsofinterdependence.com

I was contributing to a panel entitled "Communication/Isolation/Retaliation: Our Responses to the Age of Information." Panel description: "How are we connected? The virtual, the simulated, the networked: we refer to our technological state of existence by many names. From studying the impact of the Internet, to exploring the function of logic, computation, game theory and surveillance technologies, in this panel, we will explore a number of ways in which we communicate information and why it is important to study the ways in which we are connected."