Since 2018, the ERROAR! Series transforms the hallucinations, biases, and glitches of human-machine coupling into multimedia installations. Here, data shrinks, training slows, and renders fray, spilling errant stories and frequencies that rewire our perception, affect, and imagination. These works materialize the "cognitive distortion" of artificial neural networks as speculative artifacts, forming a future archaeology of now where technological errors are paleocybernetic fossils, calcified as evidence of a recursive hunger. In this self-devouring loop, objectivity is swallowed, yet regurgitated as resistance. Every algorithmic stumble is a fossil-in-waiting, and every glitch is an escape route.
related works
2018
ERROAR!#03 Deeper, Lighter, Smarter
2018
ERROAR!#02 ERROARBot
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2025
The Centre for Culture and Technology, University of Toronto
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2020
Emily Fitzpatrick, The Oral Logic by Xuan Ye
Peripheral Review
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2020
Joy Xiang, Xuan Ye: The Oral Logic
Canadian Art Magazine (Spring 2020)
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