Why aren’t there more websites about love?

A conversation with Chia Amisola

Chia Amisola is a Phillipines-born internet and ambient artist / designer whose work surrounds the making of creative tooling, spaces, and communities, especially on the web. They describe themselves as “interested in reimagining creation that’s synonymous with liberation.” We spoke about folk archival, html love letters, and why websites are like people. You can read Part II of this conversation here. Love is a theme that comes up time and time again in your work. Is that an intentional choice? Is there something about the web that makes it ripe for exploring or expressing love? I didn't…

related reading

• There is an internet that is mine & I would like you to live in it with me – Chia's Blogchias.blog
• A Website Is A Rooma-website-is-a-room.net
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• Fresh Face: Chia Amisola — Art & Marketartandmarket.net
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• My website is a shifting house next to a river of knowledge. What could yours be? - The Creative Independentthecreativeindependent.com
• Turning YouTube Comments Into Art | The New Yorkernewyorker.com
• Love is not a math problem - by Gonzalo Nuñezgonzalonunez.substack.com
• 36 questions to fall (back) in love with techfigma.com
• BOMB Magazine | Chia Amisola by Meg Millerbombmagazine.org