Exciternalism. 15959 days out, MonDy 3..19, Prasat Ballangk, Cambodia
Offsprings from Ceylon. 17411 days out, TuesDy 9..20
Exciternalism. 15959 days out, MonDy 3..19, Prasat Ballangk, Cambodia
Time-givers. 16117 days out, SunDy 22..27
Angel's arrow. 16711 days out, SunDy 12..24
Aliens. 17529 days out, SunDy 9..53
Blind eye. 16540 days out, SunDy 18..3
Entrainments. 16196 days out, Thurs 11..23
Medionigra. 16427 days out, TuesDy 19..02
Constellanthropies. 16203 days out, Wed 18..25
Surveillance. 17550 days out, SaturDy 11..32
Zeitgeber marks. 17227 days out, TuesDy 16..12
Amseek. 17227 days out, Thurs 14..33
Anacronópete. 17372 days out, TuesDy 14..33
“Within these «outside worlds» is a circle dance between nothing, something and everything. These are thrillers and figments, and scaffolds linking symbols, materials and enigmas with dreams of realities.”
—LJ M
4k film, robotics, motion control, software, greenhouse.
2026
Condenser microphones, measurement microphones, EKG monitor, audio recorders, audio workstation, iron cast, pyrogravure on plasterboard, dust, dry pigment.
2026
Film, custom endoscopic camera, micro lenses, photo-responsive silicone, sensors, console engine, sound, 12 min.
2025
Real-time simulation, infinite duration, media engine, self-sequencing processing, plasma display, built-in polyphonic speakers, aluminum, magnets, fabric, Megachile spp.
2025
In site-specific projects, films, and sculptural environments, LJ Mayorga explores the larger genre of
change itself and the often perplexing criterion that organizes life. Within his research, which spans film,
installation, sound, gaming, public interventions, light and language, Jason constructs anarchic
thriving systems via participation and duration, and biological, technological or terraforming
conditions. His work often feels anonymous, cinematical, delusive and a bit pseudo human, and develops
beyond the traditional studio model.
Jason was born in Bogotá in 1985. He studied ecology, biology and philosophy before completing a MA in
visual arts in his native city. He relocated to New York in 2012 where he first spent a decade as
creative and artistic director before following a radical shift toward his artistic practice.