HARDWIRED — Art That Speaks in Systems, Technology, and Transformation
HARDWIRED is a contemporary mixed‑media art collection by Jamaican artist Shawn Ashman, exploring how beliefs, habits, and systems shape our lives—and how they can be consciously reset. Created using computer parts, circuitry, and layered paint, each artwork functions as both visual statement and reflective prompt.
This collection sits at the intersection of art and technology, translating complex emotional and societal systems into bold, tactile compositions. HARDWIRED is not decorative art—it is art that speaks, interrogating identity, pressure, resilience, and the invisible wiring that governs how we think, work, and live.
Concept & Meaning
Inspired by systems thinking and human behavior, HARDWIRED challenges viewers to examine what they are unknowingly programmed to repeat. Each piece represents a moment of pause—a visual system reboot—inviting reflection, awareness, and intentional change.
The collection aligns with themes of:
- Creative transformation
- Emotional re‑engineering
- Technology as metaphor
- Resilience after disruption
- Resetting personal and professional systems
Materials & Medium
- Mixed media on canvas
- Integrated computer and electronic components
- Acrylic and textured paint layers
- Sculptural and dimensional elements
These materials reinforce the central idea: we are built from systems, but we are not bound by them.
Why Collect HARDWIRED
Collectors are drawn to HARDWIRED for its depth, originality, and relevance. These works resonate with:
- Art collectors seeking meaningful contemporary art
- Technology professionals and innovators
- Entrepreneurs and systems thinkers
- Corporate and institutional spaces
- Individuals navigating growth, change, and reinvention
Each artwork is a one‑of‑a‑kind original, accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, and functions as a powerful conversation piece within any space.
Experience the Reset
HARDWIRED extends beyond the canvas into an immersive gallery experience—inviting viewers to engage, reflect, and participate in the ongoing Hardwired Reset Challenge.
What belief, habit, or system do you need to reset?
This collection is a call to awareness—and an invitation to re‑engineer the future.
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