Plates

“Our lives occupy a brief interval in a planet’s history. We learn to measure time through memory, through generations, through the limits of a body. The Earth moves to a different rhythm.

What first drew me to blockchain was the possibility of making work on another timescale. Paper yellows. Ink fades. Publishing onchain offers a different kind of continuity: a work that may outlive its maker, its institutions, and the circumstances of its creation.

Plates is addressed to that distant audience. A body of generative work drawn from the planet itself, each piece is bound to a tectonic plate whose movement becomes part of its unfolding. The hand that made it will disappear. The ground beneath it will keep moving.”