gaia.log

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Jan S'heeren (b. 2001) is a graphic and digital designer working across visual communication, 3D, motion and generative design.

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2025

Editorial design
210 x 270 mm
106 pages
Inkjet print + Silver foil cover

gaia.log documents the full scope of the gaia.exe installation, from conceptual grounding to technical execution, in a two-part publication built around its structure.
Part A is the written thesis: a theoretical inquiry into synthetic ecologies, ecological fragility, and the aesthetics of interdependence. Drawing from natural feedback systems, interdependence, embodied design and digital nature, it outlines a language for thinking through artificial life.
Part B traces the design and construction of the installation, detailing a process shaped by sketches, system building, sensor schematics, and iterative coding. Its many interlinked components emerged through cycles of testing, tuning, and feedback; a system in constant negotiation with itself.