Moments Spent with Others

The exhibition, Moments Spent with Others, explores the beauty behind moments that may initially seem insignificant and how the concept of time and space is connected to the captivating feeling of interacting with others.

Moments Spent with Others consists of algorithmic visuals derived from mundane moments that somehow stick to one's memory. After the recent lockdown period, human interaction became more precious as we grew used to detaching ourselves from other people. From personal yet universally relatable moments like sitting on a park bench in Soho, New York, whilst eating a slice of pizza, to people-watching in a bustling hub, Dawes embraces these moments by recreating them into datasets algorithms and data visualisations. Dawes draws much of his inspiration from popular culture and nature, often revolving his work around the concept of time and memory - and how these can intertwine. These analytical explorations have been an ongoing theme over Dawes' career, as he questions our understanding of the surrounding world.

The AI algorithmic visuals will be presented in a unique, site-specific way to recreate the fleeting nature of memories. A new series of ERC-721 tokens will accompany the exhibition.