Tech Nix

The Hapticality Project

A Minor Archival Collection on Queer Temporalities and Interpersonal Life

“It’s a feeling, if you ride with it, that produces a certain distance from the settled, from those who determine themselves in space and time, who locate themselves in a determined history. To have been shipped is to have been moved by others, with others. It is to feel at home with the homeless, at ease with the fugitive, at peace with the pursued, at rest with the ones who consent not to be one […] Hapticality, the touch of the undercommons, the interiority of sentiment, the feel that what is to come is here. Hapticality, the capacity to feel though others, for others to feel through you, for you to feel them feeling you, this feel of the shipped is not regulated, at least not successfully, by a state, a religion, a people, an empire, a piece of land, a totem.” – Fred Moten and Stefano Harney on Hapticality in The Undercommons: Fugitive Planning and Black Study

“laughter // cameron and lu” – 2022
“street light // cameron” – 2022
“untitled // cameron” 2022
“manspread // lu” – 2022
“untitled // cameron and lu” – 2022
“dusk // lu” – 2022
“untitled // lu” – 2022
“the same laughter // cameron and lu” – 2022
“these are things for normal people // cameron “ – 2022
“untitled // cameron” – 2022
“‘fuck gender raaa’ – lu // lu” – 2022
“subculture // tech” – 2022
“untitled // basil” – 2022
“untitled // tech” – 2022
“reddi whip // basil” – 2022
“‘what’s the point of all these colors if i don’t wear them all on my face?’ – basil // basil”
“bathroom mirror” // tech
“untitled // basil” – 2022
“kajal // cameron” – 2022
“photoception // cameron” – 2022
“safe spaces 1 // cameron and basil” – 2022
“untitled // tech” – 2022
“safe spaces 2 // cameron and basil” – 2022
“safe spaces 3” // cameron – 2022
“untitled // cameron and basil” – 2022