Elusive Sense – On The Fluid Boundaries Of Perception
In Elusive Sense, five artists propose a variety of perspectives on where we sit in the human-technology duality in the era and culture of the anthropocene.
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Julius von Bismarck
Intertwining visual art and research, his work takes a wide variety of forms: installations, happenings, sculptures, or land art.
Mo H Zareei
mo H. zareei aka mHz is a sound artist and researcher whose practice spans electronic compositions, kinetic sound-sculptures, and audiovisual installations.
Troika
Troika is a Franco-German contemporary art group with work that contemplates humanity’s experiences and attitudes towards new technologies and how these transform our understanding and relationship...
Matthieu Cherubini
Matthieu Cherubini is a designer / technologist from Switzerland. He is interested in the impact of artificial intelligence on our domestic and everyday lives. He is also the co-founder of automato...
Lauren Lee McCarthy
Lauren Lee McCarthy is an artist examining social relationships in the midst of surveillance, automation, and algorithmic living.
Ralf Baecker
Ralf Baecker is an artist working at the interface of art, science, and technology. Through installations, autonomous machines, and performances, he explores the underlying mechanisms of new media ...
Niklas Roy
Niklas Roy is an artist, inventor, and educator, based in Berlin. His hands-on, DIY approach to engineering, constructing, and coding has resulted in numerous installations and machines that have b...
Lars Hurrelbrink
Lars is a Digital Media creative passionate about blending interactive art, VR, visual design, music and sound production.
Wout Fierens
Wout Fierens is a visual artist, designer, and coder from Belgium, currently based in Spain. He explores the collaboration with machines and autonomous agents through generative art and design proc...
