Raquel Meyers is a Spanish artist whose practice, “KYBDslöjd” or “expanded typing,” turns keyboard input into tangible, poetic forms. By using typewriters, Commodore 64s, Teletext, embroidery, and even fax machines, she blurs the lines between digital and analog, riffing on typewriting, concrete poetry, demoscene art, and brutalism.
Since 2004, her work has appeared in galleries and festivals worldwide, questioning our relationship with technology through hands-on, learned “brutal” languages.
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