Taeyoon Choi
Distributed Web of Care
South Korea · Visual Arts
Taeyoon Choi, (USA) works with computer programming, drawing, and writing, often in collaboration with fellow artists, experts, and community members, exploring the poetics of science, technology, society, and human relations.
Distributed Web of Care is an initiative that brings together coders, curators, artists, and activists to build the future of the internet that is responsible and caring for marginalized people and the environment. The project explores how technology and society can open up space for artistic expression, cultural connection, and create caring community relations through collaborations, educational resources, skillshares, writing and performance practices.
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