autocomplete.us—2019 using Google predictive search data from New York and San Francisco, individual, self-focused search queries were silently broadcast back to the
city's streets.
1/52/53/54/55/5Ranging from the banal to the personal to the existential,
the work recasts private behavior as a public mirror, exposing patterns of curiosity and insecurity embedded in everyday digital exchange. By externalizing these intimate data fragments, Autocomplete.us transforms isolation into shared experience, revealing a latent empathy within the digital collective. Collaboration with Jeremy Mende