480P (US)

Daniel Clayton is an grammy award-winning multidisciplinary artist and documentary filmmaker exploring the future of human connection and global culture in an algorithmic age. Working under the moniker 480P, Clayton investigates how AI quantifies, tracks, and knows us from our movements to our secret desires before we can truly know our inner selves. Through image segmentation, pose tracking, and layered montage, his work fragments and reconstructs the human form, creating moments that are simultaneously intimately known and fundamentally unknowable. His practice spans photography, film, and immersive installations, with recent work examining the distance between our digital selves and inner lives. Previous collaborations include installations with tiat, Minnesota Street Project, Digital Ambience, and Amusement Park Studios. Clayton’s visual investigations ask: what remains human when we become data?