Practice / Andrew
Bobbinet is Andrew Ahachinsky’s cultural research and public-programme practice.
Andrew Ahachinsky is an artist and researcher working on participation and credit in the age of AI: who gets to take part in cultural life, and who gets the credit for what is made there, including when a machine helps. He brings thirty years on stage, as an actor and as a host of community festivals, to the public conversations he now designs. He is based in Vancouver.
Why hosts invite it
Andrew’s work makes compact, tangible forms—editorial objects, visual essays, public scores and temporary archives—that help a group notice what is visible, unanswered or still possible in a shared setting.
Bobbinet’s selected work includes Pasaporte de Forma, selected for PRINT 2026, Design Week Mexico. The practice is based between Vancouver and Mexico City and works internationally through publishing, research and public programmes.
Where an institutional collaboration is appropriate, Bobbinet contributes a bounded research or design-partner project around one live public question. SenSoAI Systems may serve as the Canadian legal contracting entity where required; it is not the public face of Bobbinet’s cultural work.