“Rushes” at Fluentum, Berlin: video art that breathes through the ruins of the real
What’s left of lived experience when it’s constantly filtered, fragmented, and reframed through screens? Perhaps only an echo, a digital residue flickering between apps, feeds, and lenses, or something more elusive: a faint yet persistent awareness that everything we do, no matter how mundane or
Visual Capital: Designing for the Feed, Aesthetics, Algorithms, and the Creation of Works Made to Be Seen
Visual Value as the Dominant Currency An image is no longer simply looked at, it’s evaluated. In a split second, the eye decides whether to linger or scroll past. Artworks are no longer contemplative objects; they are visual interfaces designed to strike, assert themselves, and embed into the fl
Alexandre Bavard, Arthur Hoffmann, V.O.I.D. at Galerie Au Roi, Paris
V.O.I.D. by Alexandre Bavard and Arthur Hoffmann, curated by a-topos’, at Galerie Au Roi, Paris, 30/04/2025–10/05/2025. Exhibition text:From the very entrance, a sensation of immersion takes hold. The gaze sharpens, footsteps slow, ab- sorbed by a plastic dispositif that functions as a coher
III: Bodies of Dust at GAMPA / City Gallery Pardubice, Pardubice
III: Bodies of Dust by Jenny Ȧkerlund, Jindřiška Jabůrková, Noa Kurnick, David Střeleček, Anetta Mona Chişa, Dagmar Šubrtová, Jaroslav Kyša, Nela Pietrová, Matěj Liška, Šárka Koudelová, curated by Šárka Koudelová, at GAMPA / City Gallery Pardubice, Pardubice, 05/04/2025–23/05/2
Leesop Cho, Voici Voice at Caption Seoul, Seoul
Voici Voice by Leesop Cho, at Caption Seoul, Seoul, 19/04/2025–16/05/2025. Exhibition text:Leesop Cho’s solo exhibition Voici Voice, presented as part of Caption Seoul’s 2024 Open Call [CaSOC02], is on view from April 19 to May 16, 2025. The title combines the French term “VOICI,” evoking
Milan Vagač, Natália Sýkorová, DISTANT, ENDLESS HUM at VUNU Bratislava, Bratislava
DISTANT, ENDLESS HUM by Milan Vagač and Natália Sýkorová, curated by Michal Stolárik, at VUNU Bratislava, Bratislava, 23/04–24/05/2025. Exhibition text:An omnipresent static bustle stretches through a fluid world where desires take root in synthetic bowels. We find ourselves in a space where
Ingeborg Tysse, WILD WATCH at Norwegian Sculptors Society, Oslo
WILD WATCH by Ingeborg Tysse, curated by Tatiana Lozano, at Norwegian Sculptors Society, Oslo, 24/04/2025–22/06/2025. Exhibition text:Outside, birds are chirping, and spring appears to have arrived. The migratory birds have returned from overwintering in another world—but in the wrong place and
A Narrow Strip Along a Steep Edge at Fort Lytton, Brisbane
A Narrow Strip Along a Steep Edge by Angel, Charlie Robert, Dean Ansell, Jessica Dorizac, Max Athans, Miguel Aquilizan, Ziyi Wei, Yanru Pan, curated by Holly Eddington, at Fort Lytton, Brisbane, 10/05/2025–18/05/2025. Exhibition text:Exhibition text (author Holly Eddington): Fort Lytton is a parad
YOSHIROTTEN: Overflow and Motion in a Hyper-Optimized World
Japanese artist YOSHIROTTEN operates at the intersection of fine art, design, digital media, and immersive installation, a practice that persistently unsettles the conventions of so-called “clean” technocapitalist aesthetics. Instead of polishing images into minimalism (often associated with ste
Curator Spotlight #5: Cao Shu
In this fourth chapter of our Curator Spotlight series, we continue our journey through the evolving landscape of Chinese digital and new media art. This time, we turn our attention to Cao Shu, a multidisciplinary artist whose practice spans writing, photography, 3D digital moving image, mixed-media
