Chris Horner is a Portland, OR artist whose work, often based on appropriated popular culture, interrogates the ways in which technological dependance impacts communication, understanding, and belief.
When control of information and its transmission is ceded to opaque and untrustworthy sources in the name of convenience, how do you differentiate between knowledge and belief, between what is true, and what feels true?
When control of information and its transmission is ceded to opaque and untrustworthy sources in the name of convenience, how do you differentiate between knowledge and belief, between what is true, and what feels true?
Working across various media, his compositions are typically a blend of digital and physical elements, and involve intentionally introducing chance and unpredictability via the misuse of technology.
