Hi, I'm Agnes ↝
I design, build and maintain software and hardware, sometimes alone but often with friends. I have a particular interest in collective knowledge and infrastructural systems. At present, these interests are directed toward independent research work with satellite imagery.
I am a specialist technician and lecturer at UAL's Creative Computing Institute, and director of the community interest company Inflationary Assets. I was a 2024 Bellingcat Tech Fellow; previous affiliations include the Mozilla Foundation, New INC, Somerset House Studios, Knowledge Futures Group, MIT Museum Studio and MIT Media Lab. I was a founding member of the research studio Foreign Objects, and often collaborate with the game designers Moving Castles.
If you are an activist group or community organisation looking for technical support or advice*, I'm normally happy to volunteer my time. I also like hearing from people generally. You can get in touch with me at: agnesfcameron at protonmail dot com.
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It is now possible to order a MORE ROAR synthesiser through our highly technical online shop. launch tonight!
30/04/2025 ↝ More Roar Launch @ Avalon Cafe ↝
John, Colin and I are throwing a launch party for the More Roar Synth at Avalon Cafe on May 15th! Expect rich noise and crunchy sound.
16/04/2025 ↝ Peter and the Wolf and the Hedgehog ↝
Myself and Kat Macdonald adapted Sergei Prokofiev’s Peter and the Wolf for the Peckham Chamber Orchestra, adding another character (the Hedgehog, played by the More Roar synthesiser), and entirely rewriting the ending. It was my first time conducting, + the hedgehog’s concert debut. I wrote more about the project here
05/04/2025 ↝ More Roar @ UltraBlack Non-Ference ↝
John and I took the More Roar synth on tour! We played a gig and ran a DIY workshop at Graz’s Forum Stadtpark, as part of the memorial festival in honour of Achem Szepanski. Thanks Lain and everyone else for having us.
03/04/2025 ↝ Naive Yearly Essay @ are.na editorial ↝
The talk I wrote for Naive Yearly was adapted into an essay, with editorial support from the wonderful Meg Miller. It was published on are.na today! It lives in great company with some really beautiful writing from everyone who spoke.