John W. Little makes digital works about technology, perception, and imbalances of power—the gap between what systems can measure and what people actually feel. Using motion, sound, code, and imagery, he builds browser-based experiences that unfold slowly and reward sustained attention.
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Two contour vessels share a closed system: one expands as the other contracts. A looping work about optimization, accumulation, and the costs that systems push outside the frame.
View Growth (opens in a new tab)
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An evolving audiovisual transmission from a familiar future. Through image, sound, and machine-generated readings, the work considers how technology interprets everyday behavior—and how systems of observation may shape the observer as much as the observed.
View 2121.tokyo (opens in a new tab)For exhibitions, commissions, or correspondence:
2121.tokyo@pm.me