Bluebird, Starling & Finch stumbled upon these characters while researching patch designs, and decided to make them our mascot for the year 2019.

Finch and Bluebird explore the idea of provenance.

A found poem by the fly on the wall at our weekly meetings.

Albatross, Bluebird, Finch & Cardinal share the bibliography of their Planted Border research.

Finch & Bluebird continue to explore the good and bad metaphors used to describe modern phenomena and systems.

Bluebird and Kestrel ideate a bird-themed board-game.

Finch and Bluebird explore the misappropriation of animal and human labor as a sales technique.

Finch reflects on the work of Janet Vertesi, who explores the human systems behind great technological advances.

Albatross imagines our dog Hector as a hardboiled detective, solving a case down at Art Basel Miami.

Cardinal constructs two very special objects to ground our aesthetic practice.

Cardinal compares plant relationships to technological relationships.

Albatross celebrates his ladybird.

Albatross’ poem about wandering around Ireland, seeking fae muses.

Albatross and Bluebird collaborate on a Floridian tale.

Finch and Bluebird look at Adversarial Machine Learning in Part 4/4 of our Campbell-inspired series.

Albatross, Bluebird, Finch & Cardinal dig around in the world of poisonous, vining, thorny flora in Part 3/4 of our Campbell-inspired series.

Albatross, Bluebird & Finch compare Hector the dog to The Temple Dragon in Part 2/4 of our Campbell-inspired series.

Albatross, Bluebird & Finch mine Joseph Campbell for archetypes applicable to American Cyborg's journey.

Albatross writes a poem in the dialectal style of Robert Burns, but in Pittsburghese instead of Scottish.