Museum of Future Objects (MOFO)
Commissioned for the MWX2013 exhibition at the Museum and the Web Conference in Portland, MoFO was a speculative and interventionist project that utilized Augmented Reality to disrupt traditional institutional frameworks. The project employed a "blended" exhibition strategy, integrating playful yet critical AR artworks directly into the conference program. By leveraging the friction between physical museum spaces and digital overlays, MoFO challenged delegates to engage with contemporary media art that was deceptively accessible while maintaining a sharp, critical edge.
Supported by the Australia Council's Visual Arts Board, this project served as an inquiry into how emergent display systems can manifest speculative futures within established cultural landscapes. It stands as a key example of my work in creating "blended" environments where technology functions as both a creative medium and a critical lens.
About Todd
My work functions as a sensory intervention, utilizing the tools of rigorous research to materialize complex data as a felt experience. They explore the mediated experience of human intuition with algorithmic logic, turning abstract information into immersive physical or visual form.
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