Born in 1976 and born in 1971
Based in New York City
Since the 1990s, the works of Melissa Dubbin and Aaron S. Davidson have been characterized by an approach that blends biological and mechanical transformations. Davidson are distinguished by an approach that blends biological and mechanical transformations. They reveal how gemstones can record information, how metals possess memory, how sounds take shape and how fluids hydrate machines, enabling them to function. These elements are used to explore the relationships between the environment, computing and artificial life forms.