Visual Arts Archives - Page 35 of 54

What Happens When a Brain Chip Starts Managing Your Mood?

August 20, 2015

How real-time neural feedback systems could dynamically alter attention, emotion, or awareness. In my illustration above, I feature a woman being kept in a state of bliss by the neurochip, being fed with h...

Scales of Elevation: The Prelude

August 15, 2015

Visual Arts

The Zodiac Sign Libra Symbol Almost 80% of the people I know are into zodiac sign reading. Religiously checking what their star says about their fate or destiny for that particular day. I often wondered ho...

Nanotechnology: Engineering at the Smallest Scale

July 25, 2015

Opinion, Visual Arts

Inspired by the Ant-Man movie in theatres right now, I researched and put together an article about Nanotechnology. Nanotechnology is the science and engineering of manipulating matter at the scale of atoms ...

The Architecture of Power: A Cypherpunkist Theory of Technology

June 22, 2015

Opinion, Visual Arts

My illustration entitled: "Rebuilding the Architecture of Power" - I use a glowing cryptographic hammer to dismantle a centralized technological fortress. Around me, citizens rebuild its components into an ...

Adam & Eve: The Fall of Man

June 21, 2015

Visual Arts

Above, I attempt to illustrate Adam & Eve, from the Book of Genesis from the Bible. The Serpent is featured with legs in my digital illustration (before the curse from God, to crawl on his belly), drawn...

The Custody Question: Who Holds the Keys to Value?

June 20, 2015

Opinion, Visual Arts

My illustration entitled: "The Split Safe" - A safe divided in two: one half guarded by bureaucrats, the other opened directly by an individual. Every form of value raises a fundamental question: who h...

Cultural Aesthetics: Transhumanism Is Reprogramming Beauty Itself

June 6, 2015

Opinion, Visual Arts

Above is my illustration of Cultural Aesthetics and Transhumanism Beauty. The standard of beauty is redefined, bionic and genetic modifications are beautiful as well. (L-R) An African woman with robotic li...

The Genetic Right to an Open Future

May 20, 2015

Opinion, Visual Arts

My illustration entitled: "Inheritance and Freedom" — Three generations stand beneath a tree whose branches form a DNA helix, with the youngest child stepping beyond its roots. Genetic technology holds...