Chia Amisola
Information
Towards a world where creation is synonymous with liberation
Artist, designer, technologist
the third world internet's love, labor, loss, & liberation
Internet Ambient
Performing the browser,
the browser as performance
Himala (6 hour durational)
Screen Walk
More on Internet Ambient...
♥ Everything I Love
My project-based artist's website... come here for more updated things.
I love everything. Everything I love.
Artists' CV
What I'm up to these days...
Hypertext (Selected)
Himala
We Are Only Moving...
All The Birds With One Stone
Manila North
Games (Selected)
A Bedroom in Las Piñas
GAME CHAT SHOP
When We Love
Bisita
More on itch.io ↗
Performance (Selected)
Screen Walk
Temporary Performance Assembly
Gray Area
DATA LABELER DREAM TRANSCENDENCE
Presentations (Selected)
On archipelagic internets
On miracles
On my practice
On internet ambient
Writing (Selected)
On the tropical technologist
On documenting the divine
On domain naming
On a handmade web
Currently
+ Internet ambient (tools & performance)
+ A dating simulator where you date everything
+ My internet novel
Himala
Reinterpreting the rosary into webisites. On apparitions, delusion, and infrastructure from the domestic to the divine.
Performance, Installation, Net Art
When We Love
A dating simulator where you date everything; an internet novel that loves itself On digital intimacy, proximities...
Game / Net Art
KAKAKOMPYUTER MO YAN!
Curating and commissioning an exhibition on Filipino internet culture & networking histories.
Exhibition / Curation
Developh
A community of practice towards softer & critical technologies in the Philippines.
Himala (Miracle)
Mary as network technology, Marian apparitions, divinity, delusion, and technological containment.
Chias.blog
My personal blog.
engine.lol
A gamemaker for tiny browser-based collage worlds, where the tool is a game in itself.
Infrastructures
Tooling and publishing for a new language of the internet. A new Eastgate Systems.
2025—
Project
Upcoming
For latest news, please see everythingi.love.
