fields harrington is an interdisciplinary artist and educator whose practice spans sculpture, photography, sound, performance, and research, with writing that develops alongside the work. Through found objects, archival materials, live electroacoustic instrumentation, and sustained collaboration with workers and organizers, the work examines labor, extraction, and the production of scientific and technical knowledge. It attends to how people are valued, measured, and rendered fungible within these systems, tracing the movement of energy and material across supply chains and institutions, and using the exhibition itself to redirect institutional resources toward the labor that sustains them. harrington holds a BFA from the University of North Texas and an MFA from the University of Pennsylvania; he also studied at San Antonio Community College and participated in the Whitney Independent Study Program. His work has been presented in solo exhibitions at KAJE and Petrine and has been included in group exhibitions at MoMA PS1, MIT List Visual Arts Center, and Galerie Thomas Schulte. He was an L.A.B. researcher-in-residence at The Kitchen in collaboration with The School for Poetic Computation and participated in the research residency Site to be Seen at RAIR.