An exhibition that questions what it means to count
(50 projects)
An exhibition that questions what it means to count
A visual essay on infoxication
A definition written in images, and never finished
The things a city believes it has washed away
A wall that keeps the time of online hostility
The distance between seeing a city and having access to it
A face, a label, and the authority of the screen
Learning to recognise a face that has been altered
Furniture that decides who may stay
The conditions attached to a promise of happiness
The comfort of a room beside somebody else’s displacement
An exhibition on new paradigms of violence.
An experiment about moral connections
The moment a machine turns towards you
When a familiar interface conceals another intention
Letting the city talk about perception
A place and a month, heard through water
A festival seen through its changing mood
The volume of an expanding digital world
Following the consequences of an ordinary meal
A question at the cotton-candy stand