Compression is the new governing body of how an artist's work is perceived. Every piece is filtered, downsampled, and encoded, often multiple times, before it is ever seen. The more something is compressed, the easier it is to share and consume, but the less it is truly recieved. This exhibition explores compression as a creative practice, reasserting the artists' control over their work, and analyzing the relationship between an original piece of media and it's encoded counterpart.

The exhibition includes, three books, two posters, three videos, and a collecton of other experiments made using various command line scripting tools, p5.js, & WebGL, mainly focusing on JPG, BPG, WebP, and MP4 files. Each project can be viewed by clicking on the links above or from the home page.