‘Rendering queer bodies against the automated gaze’ by Auryn Reeve
In the current formation of society, informatics and the pursuit of data have produced a surveillant system in which predictive methods reformulate the world and…
Computing Art, Contributors, Digital Culture, Op & Ed
‘Libby Heaney’s art embodies the uncertainty of a post-quantum future’ by Fiona Glen
A cluster of white geometric pillars that resembles a technological acropolis, or the idealised space ship interiors in 20th century sci-fi – sterile but emanating…
‘An Ecological Provocatrice, a reflection on Chris Korda’s universe’ by Andra Amber Nikolayi
While billionaires like Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos tout colonising Mars and space exploration as the solution that would save the human race, multi-faceted artist…
Contributors, Digital Culture, Op & Ed
‘Archivio Contemporaneo, reinterpreting the notion of archives’ by Visioni Parallele
Archivio Contemporaneo is a limited edition paper and multimedia catalogue, conceived and produced by Visioni Parallele Creative Studio. The main aim behind the project is to…
Video premiere: Slon’s ‘filefragile’ by Marco Proserpio
In the video for filefragile, the opening track of Slon’s debut EP Majestic Mind Safari Show, we first see an innocent and curious strange-looking anti-hero…
Insight: ‘SHE KEEPS ME DAMN ALIVE’ by Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley at arebyte Gallery London
– Exhibition extended until 5 March 2022 – Can you protect black trans people with a gun? With this challenging question visitors of arebyte gallery’s…
The kaleidoscopic narrative theories and sounds of Holly Childs & Gediminas Žygus, realities that are a mirage or mirages that are real illusions (Part 2)
We retake our interview with writer and artist Holly Childs and artist Gediminas Žygus (formerly known as J.G. Biberkopf) from where we left in Part…
The kaleidoscopic narrative theories and sounds of Holly Childs & Gediminas Žygus, realities that are a mirage or mirages that are real illusions (Part 1)
If one thing has been informing new horizons for art, in recent years, it is the consolidation of novel narratives and the era of disinformation…