Akin's work is about technoscientific criticism in the context of contemporary art, science and politics. He lives in New York. Since 2011, he is Associate Professor of Visual Arts at Rutgers University, Mason Gross School of the Arts.
Interview with Digilogue in Istanbul
Digilogue, in the context of BASE, brought Tepoto Sud morph Moruro to Turkey for the first time!
I gave this interview on the occasion of the opening.
