The Architect of Worlds
For over thirty years, I have been a bridge between the digital and the physical. My career in IT and telecommunications was defined by the pursuit of technical excellence and the relentless drive to solve complex problems. I led teams through the evolution of personal computing and the digital revolution, building the infrastructure that now supports the worlds I write about.
However, a shift in health ended my corporate career earlier than expected. In the quiet of my studio, I found a new purpose: to explore the intersection of technology and human identity. My work now focuses on the psychological and the political, using AI and design to create immersive environments that challenge how we perceive power and memory.
Exploring the intersection of human identity and the digital age, Grant Skelton investigates how technology shapes our perception of power and memory.
Surveillance
The invisible architecture of observation and the psychological weight of being watched in the modern world.
Memory
How we store and retrieve the past, and the fragility of identity when the digital archive begins to fail.
Technology
The creative use of AI, design, and web technology to build worlds around the stories we tell.