In our modern lives, we’re continually enveloped by the vivid spectrum of RED, GREEN, and BLUE, transmitted seamlessly through the pixels that saturate our screens. With each passing day, our connection to these pixels grows stronger as technology advances, blurring the boundaries between the digital and physical worlds.
Here, those boundaries dissolve, offering an unparalleled, boundary-defying experience. Now, we’re not passive spectators but active participants in a realm where the digital landscape mirrors our essence in sublime complexity. Through interactive installations, we’re invited to delve into the convergence of sound, light, and pixels, challenging our perceptions and expanding our grasp of the digital universe.
This show beckons us to lose ourselves in the interplay of digital and physical realms. Will we ever truly exist in only one?
Image of Lab (2024). Photo by Elvis Yang.
Centre of International Contemporary Art (CICA Vancouver) proudly announces the unveiling of a groundbreaking exhibition showcasing the extraordinary talent of Ksawery Komputery. Renowned for his avant-garde approach to art, Ksawery Komputery brings a mesmerizing fusion of digital innovation and artistic brilliance to the forefront.
The exhibition promises to be a transformative experience, inviting visitors into a world where art and technology seamlessly intertwine. Through interactive installations, generative art, light, and sound, Ksawery Komputery explores the intricate relationship between humanity and technology, offering profound insights into our interaction with digital data and the allure of the virtual realm.
ENTER, 2023, interactive light installation. Exhibited in Khroma Museum (Berlin, DE), 15/04-01/10.2023
In addition to offering a visually stunning experience, the exhibition holds significant promise for the community. By showcasing the intersection of art and technology, it provides a platform for dialogue and exploration, inspiring individuals of all ages to engage with contemporary art in new and exciting ways. Moreover, through its thought-provoking themes, the exhibition encourages critical reflection on the impact of technology on society, fostering a deeper understanding of our increasingly digitized world.
The RRGGBB exhibition will be on display at CICA from March 8, 2024, to April 20, 2024. Visitors are invited to immerse themselves in a world where art and technology converge, promising an unforgettable journey of exploration and discovery.
Image of What Does Generative Art Mean? (2024) (left) and Hue (2024) (right). Photo by Elvis Yang.
About the Artist
Born in Poland in 1988, Ksawery Kirklewski, famously known as Ksawery Kirklewski, has gained international acclaim for his pioneering work in the realm of “Phygital” sculptures, seamlessly blending the physical and digital worlds. From interactive light installations in Miami to generative animations in Amsterdam, Ksawery Komputery’s diverse portfolio showcases his unparalleled ability to push the boundaries of artistry.
Interact with Ksawery’s artworks online!
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