Shriya Malhotra
ways of engaging with dense 2d texts
Updated: Jan 14
Things i have found as a way of exploring my works which might be fun or useful for someone else
dall-e: somewhat creepy ai which translates input text into artworks. im not convinced, it seems a lazy google search. But i am open to being convinced about artificially generated art. currently still in disbelief and learning to love machines back.
a website called p22.com where the user can input a text and it generates music based on simple sets of commands / choices.
physically and literally annotating / editing to see what the little drawing edits and markups may reveal (so far they mostly reveal that I am a google document edit selection performer par excellence!). wordstotime.com is useful as is my first true love edwordle.net
Some other time-related areas of inquiry and most probably writing but maybe some other artforms or works: indian standard time (IST) as form of personal resistance and the indian train system (a british colonial legacy) as a metaphor.
The image below is not really representative of reality, but I love it.
