Errant: Pointer
Artist: Josef Szuecs (pronounced SOOCH)
When: September 2025
Media:
Digital image
About:
This series uses rough, sketchy drawings to explore what a future, part-human, part-machine species might look like. The semi-robotic figures—called Errants—aren’t meant to be finished characters but more like in-between forms, caught in the process of becoming something new. Their clumsy, uneven lines push back against the idea of sleek, perfect technology, instead highlighting how messy and uncertain our relationship with machines really is.
By mixing childlike drawing styles with robotic and cybernetic imagery, the work creates a tension between the playful and the high-tech, between hand-made expression and automated systems. These aren’t polished visions of ideal cyborgs, but early versions—sketches of a possible future humanity that’s still being figured out. In their unfinished, hybrid bodies, the Errants point toward a future that’s constantly shifting, never quite complete, always being redrawn.
Errant: Pointer
Artist: Josef Szuecs (pronounced SOOCH)
When: September 2025
Media:
Digital image
About:
This series uses rough, sketchy drawings to explore what a future, part-human, part-machine species might look like. The semi-robotic figures—called Errants—aren’t meant to be finished characters but more like in-between forms, caught in the process of becoming something new. Their clumsy, uneven lines push back against the idea of sleek, perfect technology, instead highlighting how messy and uncertain our relationship with machines really is.
By mixing childlike drawing styles with robotic and cybernetic imagery, the work creates a tension between the playful and the high-tech, between hand-made expression and automated systems. These aren’t polished visions of ideal cyborgs, but early versions—sketches of a possible future humanity that’s still being figured out. In their unfinished, hybrid bodies, the Errants point toward a future that’s constantly shifting, never quite complete, always being redrawn.