CANHE is a digital artist and researcher exploring the intersection of mythology, technology, and non-human agency. Through installations, digital sculptures, and research projects, CANHE investigates how technological systems shape contemporary experience and challenge the boundaries between human and machine.
The work examines themes of technological domestication, AI infrastructure, surveillance and control, and the material costs of digital systems. By reconfiguring mythological figures and cultural symbols into contemporary technological contexts, CANHE creates performative apparatuses and installations that reveal the hidden structures of our digital lives.
Research Focus
- Mythology and technology
- Non-human agency and technological domestication
- AI infrastructure and material costs
- Surveillance, censorship, and power geometry
- Archaeology of future AI civilizations