Arlo Sinclair is a computer programmer turned artist. What happens when you mix coding, an 80s gaming addiction and fine art? His creations pay homage to the functional beauty of obsolete digital storage (and the data contained therein)… all while infusing each piece with a touch of playful irreverence.

A self-taught artist with a passion for both the creation and collection of art, Sinclair draws inspiration from his extensive assortment of 1980s and 90s technology. In 2014 he began to envision the untold stories that each artefact might hold. He carefully incorporated subtle alterations into these relics, infusing them with commentary on contemporary themes.

For a number of years, his works have adorned the walls of computer enthusiasts worldwide, striking a chord with those who revelled in the nostalgia of bygone tech eras. However, recent years have witnessed the widening appeal of his art, attracting a broader audience with its playful wit and insightful perspectives.

Sinclair's creative journey is heavily intertwined with the pop culture of the late 20th century, where the worlds of technology, gaming, and art converge into a delightful symphony of nostalgia and modern reflection.