Interviews
JASON ISOLINI, on how to define the ‘virtual public space’
Interview by Christopher Michael The 21st century’s first two and a half decades have primarily been defined by a conflation of corporate, public, and private
ALSINO SKOWRONNEK, on graffiti & machine learning to explore new boundaries of artistic expression
Interview by Irem Erkin German painter, designer, and graffiti writer Alsino Skowronnek seamlessly intertwined traditional graffiti and machine learning to pioneer an exploration into the
ELLIE PRITTS, on the future of portrayal, a synthesis between then & now
Interview by Carlota Gamboa Reimaging what it means to experience an imagistic landscape, transmedia artist Ellie Pritts gives viewers a vantage point into the colourful
BOXCAT STUDIO, navigating the new scope of live digital experience
Interview by Ed Harrington Boxcat Studio are unafraid to push the boundaries of what’s possible with their digital design for live shows, artwork, and create
In conversation: Adam Peacock & Alessandra Coretti, on PERFECTION / SPECULATION & the research of ‘The Validation Junky’
Interview by Alessandra Coretti PERFECTION / SPECULATION is a multifaceted investigation by Adam Peacock that restores a highly complex horizon of meaning – regarding the
THE WRONG BIENNALE, exploring the unconventional
Interview by Belén Vera With a deep sense of community and diversity, the 6th edition of The Wrong Biennale arrives to show the world the
JIAYU LIU, redefining the wilderness
Interview by Colter Ruland The wilderness has been the subject of human fascination across epochs, taking on various connotations and responses, ranging from a ‘counter-world’
RIEKO WHITFIELD, navigating the intersections & boundaries of music, mythology & diaspora
Interview by Alifiyah Imani Japanese-American Rieko Whitfield is a visual artist, musician, and self-described experimental pop witch. A recent artist-in-residence at the Tate and a
ANNIKA KAHRS, on the world of inaudible sounds, gravitational waves & the interplay science/music
Interview by Katažyna Jankovska How the sound forms our imagination of processes and places? In her artistic practice, Annika Kahrs explores sound as a form
ME LOST ME, Jayne Dent’s imaginative odyssey & virtual voyage bridges ancient & futuristic sounds
Interview by Daniela Silva In the heart of the digital age, where the boundaries between the real and the imaginary blur, the realm of folk
SAMUEL KERRIDGE, exploring, experimenting & constantly transforming to expand his sonic palettes
Interview by Olya Karlovich Managing Contort, releasing on Downwards, curating Berlin Atonal — with such a track record behind, Samuel Kerridge needs no introduction for
DMSTFCTN, offshore financing, machine learning & network effects to investigate contemporary environments
Interview by Christopher Michael dmstfctn (pronounced demystification) are a UK-based artist duo whose work investigates the complex systems which make up the contemporary world. To
KAY WATSON & EVA JÄGER, steering Serpentine’s ‘Arts Technologies’ programme
Interview by Lula Criado & Meritxell Rosell In the dynamic world of contemporary art, the fusion of creativity and technology ignites a canvas where boundaries
SUSAN DRONE, noise as the ultimate weapon
Interview by Belén Vera Despite beginning her artistic career as a visual artist, Susana López, AKA Susan Drone, decided to slide into sound creativity and
GUTO REQUENA, crafting emotional landscapes
Interview by Daniela Silva Guto Requena is an architect, designer, and thought leader whose work is a captivating blend of technology, emotion and design. Drawing
SØS GUNVER RYBERG, imagining a better, more connected future through sound
Interview by Olya Karlovich One can describe SØS Gunver Ryberg‘s music as tense, pulsating, and industrial. In the electronic scene, the artist became famous for