Onion Madder is the work of Kellye Strickland — an artist, researcher, and builder exploring the overlap between narrative systems, accessibility, and machine intelligence.
This site collects the creative half of a larger ecosystem that also includes onionmadder.com (archival and investigative work) and maddervramsey.com (legal documentation). Together, they form an ongoing record of how technology, language, and lived experience can be used as evidence and art at once.
Each project here — from Spare Parts to Charisma — experiments with interface, emotion, and narrative logic. Every line of code or text is part of an ongoing inquiry into how digital tools can express identity, vulnerability, and control.
Onion Madder treats the web as both medium and witness: a place where autistic structure and human affect meet. AI is used not as spectacle but as a translator between ways of thinking — bridging logic, empathy, and sensory language.