Text-images produced with human cognition (mostly).
Curatorial statement compiled by a large language model (mostly).
Installation and archival matte paper A2 (420 x 594)
Download a PDF of Sense and Reason here.
Sense and Reason is an exploration of language, cognition, AI-driven text and the future of the image. Viewers are invited to contribute a response or intervention for a limited time here. Please download a PDF of the work in its original state.
Contributions and interventions to Sense and Reason will be accepted until the 28th of February 2025. With your permission, these will be added to an online tangelgram.
To maintain anonymity for those who prefer it, the form does not accept documents. These should be emailed but can also be added directly to the tanglegram. Those familiar with such platforms may prefer this option as they can also draw directly onto the webpage. Please email requesting an invitation to join.
The tanglegram will be made public on the 28th of February, 2025.
This project is part of the exhibition and research project who nose?, which took place on Sunday, the 9th of February at Smith and Gertrude Gallery, Australia, for Victoria’s PRIDE Street Party. Thanks to Pattie Beerens and Stuart Black for accommodating a remote participant.
Click on the image to add your thoughts, comments, sketches or doodles to the dialogue via a form.
Important:
There will no payment for contributions or interventions. All submissions are voluntary and will be used solely for this project.
Permission: Names, links, and other identifying information must be provided with the explicit permission of their owners.
Your right to withdraw: You may withdraw your contributions at any time by emailing me at info@sarahjanefield.co.uk.
Editorial control: Sarah-Jane Field reserves the right to edit or remove guest contributions and interventions.