Wiredratrs

Wiredratrs is a conceptual artistic project that explores the intersection of technology, nature, and urban decay. The project is known for its ephemeral installations often found in abandoned or overlooked spaces. These installations typically involve the use of discarded electronic components, such as wires, circuit boards, and old computer parts, arranged in ways that mimic or interact with natural elements like plants or fungi.

The creator, who operates under the pseudonym "The Conduit," aims to provoke thought about obsolescence, the pervasive influence of technology, and the resilience of nature. The aesthetic is often characterized by a sense of melancholy and discovery, inviting viewers to reconsider their relationship with both the manufactured and the organic. Documentation of Wiredratrs installations is primarily through photography and video, as the works are often temporary and subject to the elements or eventual removal. The project has gained a following online through shared images and discussions among enthusiasts of urban exploration and experimental art. There is no official public exhibition space for Wiredratrs; its presence is defined by its clandestine placement and the subsequent digital dissemination of its existence.