A series of “Portrait” works by Seoul based artistic duo Shinseungback Kimyonghun. Their latest project Analytic Portrait, pictured here and featured (last) in the series of works that explore the representation (and computation) of human face through the use of computer algorithms (2012-2024+).

Not I explores the problematics at the heart of contemporary vocal forensics’ use of statistical learning techniques. The work develops a form of investigative aesthetics which seeks to open up the epistemic assumptions that ground the development of these socio-technical objects through a ‘counterculture’ of machine learning.

Massanari explores the ways that the far right uses memetic humor and geek masculinity as tools both to create a sense of community within these leaderless groups and to obfuscate their intentions

By means of two formulations – image and word – ‘Tempo e Tempo’ investigates the juxtaposition of time and weather to search for a world where many worlds are possible to fit in: a dreamlike time where past, present and future meet.

Adrián Balseca investigates the relationships between economy, ecology and memory, as well as the power dynamics linked to extractivism and the exploitation of nature

Brain Processing Unit explores the adaptation of artificial brain tissues alongside custom electronics to stimulate, analyze data, and develop the necessary APIs, networks, and other interface technologies required for these operations.

Rosetta is a narrative installation inspired by the ESA mission of the same name, told from the perspective of the probe itself. The text and custom graphic elaborations alternate on a vertical display whereas the soundtrack incorporates words from the story as punctuation. The entire system stays at the critical threshold of the Larsen effect, generating a sonic tension and spatialization that reflects the time and distances suggested by the tale itself.