Hi, I'm Agnes ↝
I design, build and maintain software and hardware, sometimes alone but often with friends. I have a particular interest in simulation, collective knowledge and infrastructural systems.
I am a specialist technician and lecturer at UAL's Creative Computing Institute, a member of the Innovation Information Initiative steering committee, and director of the community interest company Inflationary Assets. I was a founding member of the research studio Foreign Objects, am a sometime collaborator of the game studio Moving Castles, and I edit Wikipedia under the alias Petsquirrel.
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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The research that I did as a technical writing fellow with Bellingcat, on the journalistic use of geological satellite imaging techniques, has been published! There’s a short version on their website and a longer version on my blog. I also made a tool!
08/01/2025 ↝ talk @ edinburgh winter school ↝
I gave a short talk about the CCI’s tech skills workshops at the 2025 pair programming winter school. The whole event was so lovely!
24/10/2024 ↝ VALVES @ The White Hotel ↝
New music, new performance, new sounds and new synths (using vacuum tubes!) with the Commission for New and Old Art at the White Hotel in Manchester. Stat magazine wrote about the performance here! (photo: Brad Morgan)
03/10/2024 ↝ This is a Temporal Landscape ↝
I worked with Lola Olufemi to turn the research on British radical organising she’d amassed for her PhD into an archival website. Now that Lola has passed her PhD (no corrections!!!) it is now online. we plan to develop this further so send us your thoughts!
24/09/2024 ↝ More Roar @ Nonclassical ↝
Me and John Richards of the Dirty Electronics Ensemble played a world premiere!! set on the synth we’ve been making, for the Nonclassical 20th Birthday Party at Two Palms, Hackney Empire. Lots of people told us we should get a chess clock.