Great to talk with niio about the recent Speculative Cores series, read the interview here: niio.com/blog/dev-harla…

To ChatGPT: "Write a program in C for a classic macintosh computer that draws a picture of a smiling face. It should run on 68000 chip architecture and compile with Symantec's Think C compiler. It should be compatible with Apple OS 7.1"

I did say that and I try to keep it in focus as I work. Thanks for including me in this timely exhibit Diane Drubay !

For the record I voted for her not him, if that offends your frail masculinity then unfollow. Disappointed with America and what X has become. Expect to see me here a lot less.

While the exhibition "Echoes of Life" is about to open in Cali, Colombia, here are some pictures from the installation: 💡coffee ground replaces ink or stencils to write the exhibition title and intro 💡local plants and flowered are used to bring nature inside 💡vintage

A 1990 climate projection from the IPCC AR1. I dropped a pin for the 2024 atmospheric CO2 concentration -- we're basically tracking BUSINESS-AS-USUAL 🌏 🔥

Impressed with the care and attention that went into this show at the Institute of Fine Arts, Cali, Colombia, thank you so much @dianedrubay and @_anamariaag for including me! A couple views from the exhibit which closed last weekend with "Afterlives, Vignettes"

On the reading list, just published this month and so relevant right now! Also highly recommend Golumbia’s 2016 book, The Politics of Bitcoin: firestorm.coop/products/16135…

FAKEWHALE x DEV HARLAN We’re thrilled to announce Fakewhale’s first curation on Verse: The Dithering (You Are Here) by Dev Harlan. The series critiques climate apathy through the lens of 1990s techtopian culture, using an emulated Macintosh II desktop as its canvas.

Cthuluscene CO2 Proxy Now live on verse! Part of the solo exhibition "The Dithering (You Are Here)" Curated by fakewhale verse.works/series/cthulus…

‘You Are Here’ Strange Attractors, AppleScript, 1992 IPCC Climate Report, OS 7.1, generative graphics in C

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In “The Dithering (You Are Here)”, Dev Harlan extends his exploration of emulated desktop environments to contextualize climate apathy within the historical framework of visions that have often dismissed or opposed climate science. Discover an in-depth overview of the Fakewhale

'Styrofoam Ethics', from the collection "The Dithering (You Are Here)". Play with it live on verse : verse.works/artworks/9f52d… Open for bidding 11/10, 7pm CET, 1PM EST

The Dithering By Dev Harlan These interactive works examine the ethical entanglements of tech and climate science — mapping where we stand (“You Are Here”) amidst hypothetical trajectories of apathy, denial, and systemic inertia. The aesthetic nod to early computing isn’t just

Been losing sleep on this for weeks! Happy to announce auction goes live today on verse, 1PM EST, 7PM CET "The Dithering (You Are Here)" verse.works/exhibitions/th… Enjoy and happy bidding!

As 2024 ended, I reflect on the impactful exhibitions and collaborations that have defined my year 💎 One of my favorites experience has been "Echoes of Life," held at the Fine Arts Institute in Cali, Colombia, an exhibition that resonated deeply with my commitment to sustainable