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Artist interview from Ghosts in the Feedback Loop, a virtual exhibition that invites artists to work inside those cracks—to treat algorithmic systems not as endpoints of automation but as haunted infrastructures alive with memory, loss, & rebellion.

Artist interview from Ghosts in the Feedback Loop, a virtual exhibition that invites artists to work inside those cracks—to treat algorithmic systems not as endpoints of automation but as haunted infrastructures alive with memory, loss, & rebellion.

Artist interview from Ghosts in the Feedback Loop, a virtual exhibition that invites artists to work inside those cracks—to treat algorithmic systems not as endpoints of automation but as haunted infrastructures alive with memory, loss, & rebellion.

Artist interview from Ghosts in the Feedback Loop, a virtual exhibition that invites artists to work inside those cracks—to treat algorithmic systems not as endpoints of automation but as haunted infrastructures alive with memory, loss, & rebellion.

Artist interview from Ghosts in the Feedback Loop, a virtual exhibition that invites artists to work inside those cracks—to treat algorithmic systems not as endpoints of automation but as haunted infrastructures alive with memory, loss, & rebellion.

Artist interview from Ghosts in the Feedback Loop, a virtual exhibition that invites artists to work inside those cracks—to treat algorithmic systems not as endpoints of automation but as haunted infrastructures alive with memory, loss, & rebellion.

Caren Wenqing Ye is an interdisciplinary artist, designer, and producer based in Brooklyn, New York. Her practice moves between ink and algorithm, virtual reality and light to craft experiences that encourage introspection and empathy. Through illustrations, animations, performances, and immersive spaces, her work flows across mediums, unrestricted by tools and rooted in vision—turning the creative process into a shared space for playing, healing, and growth for both the crea

At the dimly lit CultureHub, something unusual unfolded—an exhibition that did not ask its visitors to walk through white walls or glance...

On April 5th, ARTIFICE —together with //PIXELMOUTH and UAAD —invites you into ARTIFICE 004: a showcase of twelve ARTIFACTS unfolding...

Cory Yihua Li  is a New York-based media artist, Vtubing enthusiast, and CGI specialist exploring AI-driven creativity. His work has been...

“Art is the opening up of the universe to becoming-other.” – Elizabeth Grosz, philosopher UAAD is thrilled to announce that Yiou Wang, a...

Mengmeng Luo’s work stands at the intersection of cinema, sculpture, and architecture, crafting narratives that unfold in physical space...

This article was originally published on FOREIGN OBJEKT POSTHUMAN LAB by Jiatong Yao. Edited by Amy Jiang. In an ancient Chinese tale, a...

In the world of performance art, where movements are carefully crafted and expressions transcend spoken language, lighting often plays an...

In an era where technology is increasingly used to deepen our understanding of the mind, Rising River stands out as a pioneering VR...

Yu Chen is a 3D visual artist and interdisciplinary experience designer based in London, who graduated from the Royal College of Art with...

Lisha Liang is an artist and researcher whose practice is deeply rooted in addressing social issues through a cross-disciplinary...

Elif Ciftcioglu, born in Istanbul in 1983, has charted a diverse and expansive path through the world of visual arts. With a foundational...

NotYet.Arts (NYA), in collaboration with the global art and design platform Underground Art And Design (UAAD), officially launches the...

Introducing the "Care is Art, Art is Care" Online Exhibition, presented in collaboration with Insight of an Eco Artist. We extend a warm...