Jazmin Morris Quotes
born 1997
Jazmin Morris (born 1997) is a computing artist and educator based in London.
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Make sure your job is something which you enjoy and that you are good at. Work that isn’t your passion can be boring and tiresome!
I don’t love to differentiate between IRL and URL; it’s still human interaction.
Tech-wise, don’t be intimidated, and remember that nobody knows what they’re doing
I try to normalise a janky aesthetic, encouraging others to realise they too can create without perfect tools.
I find it difficult to find the balance between being sensible and taking work seriously, and letting go and having fun.
I also don’t want to enforce the narrative of ‘hard work pays off’ – being kind to yourself and taking breaks is important too!
I advocate for a different approach: “move slow and fix things”, which better aligns with the careful consideration needed for technology’s ethical and social implications.
The overarching message I hope visitors take away from “Sandbox” is: “Creative tech is for me.”
How do we critically engage with tech while still holding on to our humanity?
The weirdest thing on my desk is me by far!
World-building doesn’t always have to be a polished immersive game
I wouldn't want to detox completely from technology
If tech was used properly, indigenously, especially AI, I feel it was always meant to be something quite powerful
I want to inspire ongoing creativity, not create dependency on expensive software or equipment they can’t afford
My main approach is to know a little bit about a lot; rather than focusing on one niche
There are no rules in art, and there are no rules in creative coding. You can use whichever tools you like to create your art
AI is an easy way to speak about the rest of technology. The reason it doesn't have emotion is because it's an extension of us
It’s important to me that participants can go home and continue making
Do not write off a subject you enjoy just because it is male-dominated
Everything we do in cyberspace ultimately affects our physicality, and the digital world draws all its references from the physical