#webart

Go my oldish redesigns

(I had all mains done but I really only like how Vee and Pebble look rn. Shelly I'm proud of everything BUT how her dress pattern looks)

Some notes about my ideas

ahhhh thank you you're too sweet!!!!! ;_; i don't have a commission sheet or anything bc doing comms consistently burns me out really fast but i'd be happy to see if we can hash something out in dms or something if you're interested :D tysm

When We Look at the Sun, How Long Ago Was It? (2026)

bsenceisseeingtheskeleton.com (2025)

Collective web work by Lara Peters, Iris Helena Hamers, Hou Ching, and Roger Barton. Developed in a module on indexicality, MA Art:ificial Studies, Zürcher Hochschule der Künste.

The site stages four series of images that respond to user interaction. Clicking activates zones; dragging disperses images; releasing leaves a trace. What is recorded is not the image but its position in time_ the contact, the delay, the drag, the absence between actions. The trace is the work.

The piece sits inside a question about the indexical sign: the sign that registers contact rather than likeness. A footprint indexes a foot, smoke indexes fire, a shadow indexes a body. But what counts as contact when the surface is a webpage and the body is a cursor? We draw lines around the index where there are none. The site fabricates indexicality, constructing traces for events that may never have happened_ or whose only registration is the trace itself. What is left behind is a skeleton of past activity, visible only in the absence of what produced it.

Some brush tests