Auralia I’m Aysha O’Brien a researcher, designer, and artist exploring the emotional and political dimensions of broken systems. Auralia is both my archive and my alte r-ego: caught in the striations between goddess and cyborg. Send Transmission hello@ayshao.com github bsky Aera
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This space brings together my experiments in glitch as resistance , feminist technoscience , and design justice with hands-on experimentation in tools like JavaScript, Twine, Ren’Py, biosensors, and circuit-based interfaces. Each project is a conversation between systems and sensation between what machines are told to do, and what they fail to do. Through critical experiments that exist within digital spaces I aim to understand and play with the strange, this could mean browser extensions that unravel user interfaces.or composing music with plants.

Making and Breaking Beautiful objects.

Experiments in Soft Errors and Sharp Edges from the Auralia Archive.

Digital Art Bias

Biometric Bias and the Creative Lens: Participation, Visibility & Ethics in Digital Art Reflect on biometric bias and its creative implications. Learn what artists need

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Jellyworld

Let go of A visual novel about emotional exhaustion, poetic interfaces, and the strange comfort of digital dissolution. Jellyworld is a visual novel about burnout,

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Do anthuriums dream of electric sheep

D0_Anthuri#um_Dr34m_Of_El3ctr¡c_Sheep() What happens when plants and humans Affective Feedback Loops, Sonic Plants, and Other Weird Circuits This experimental project—BioSymphony—asks a deceptively simple question: What if your

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Ocean Survival Protocol

Øcean Surv¡val Pr0tocol Make Friends With a What happens when a bot gets stranded in an oil-slicked coral reef and decides to start writing. A

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