An Exhibition of Care: ./local_memory: soft systems at Gray Area

Danielle Giroux

On Friday April 17th, the show ./local_memory: soft systems opened at Gray Area, San Francisco. This was a three night showcase of immersive art+tech installations by fifteen emerging Bay Area creators that reimagine the digital self through ritual, memory, and care, ranging from large-scale installations to physical artefacts. “In soft systems, the artworks on view […]

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