Alan Butler's recent works delve into the intersection of video game worlds and our networked reality, using various image media technologies and culturally significant artifacts to explore the role of image reproduction in shaping our environment and society. Through pieces like "On Exactitude in Science" and the Virtual Cyanotype Botany series, Butler reimagines and reconstructs elements from video games and historical botanical research to provoke deeper reflections on our digital age. By incorporating themes of environmental impact, technological manipulation, and the relationship between physical and digital realms, Butler's art challenges viewers to reconsider their perceptions of the digital image and its implications in our modern world.

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