This set of four panels, collectively titled The Architecture of Information, documents the
systematic unmaking of digital logic into organic form. Each work begins with the same
foundational recipe: a meticulously constructed mosaic grid of small colored squares,
mimicking the tiling of data in a raster image or an AI training set.

These grids serve as
the digital substrate, a constructed reality of pure order. Against the background grid of
ordered data, the foreground of each panel features a disruption in the form of
electrical wiring, which evolves from panel to panel:
The Binary Field: Orderly, Blue and yellow wires fan out in precise, parallel lines. The
logic holds; the system is functioning.
The Synthetic Sprout: The red wiring begins to curl and tangle, breaking the parallel
lines. Entropy enters the system.


The Tangled Signal: The purple wiring forms a chaotic, synaptic cluster. The grid is no
longer constraining the form; The ”static” of a new language is breaching the order.
The Root of Connectivity: Brown wires take on an earthy, root-like appearance,
digging into the substrate. The data has germinated. The transformation is complete.
The machine has become a garden.