Claudia Bueno

Pulse' at Meow Wolf's Omega Mart in Las Vegas layers countless white line drawings across 60 illuminated glass panels -- nautilus spirals, coral, vines and botanics that sway and pulsate in slow, glowing oscillations, mimicking the movements of natural life.

Simon Lazarus 84

DIYAUTO ORCHESTRA is an installation by visual artist Simon Lazarus and musician S8jfou, combining a generative audiovideo mural with biomaterial sculpture-instruments, inviting the public to put in dialogue living objects (micro-organisms) with living programs (generative code).

Craig Quintero, Phoebe Greenberg

Set in a near future in which cloning and de-extinction have become reality, Blur immerses the audience in a world that obscures the boundaries between real and virtual, fear and desire, fact and fiction.

Ryuta Aoki

Quantum noise becomes rain in a universe inspired by vernacular cultures of computation. Rods trace the 28 Lunar Mansions; tatami and reeds ground sky, earth and human. Embodied ritual gestures attune the installation. Every 28 minutes, a sonic ecology is reborn.

fuse*

Sál (“soul”) is a live media opera exploring the universal concept of impermanence, emphasizing the ever-changing essence of life. Using the visual metaphor of black holes, it offers a poetic and unexpected interpretation of the boundaries of life.

CHOU Man-nung

An immersive world built from a theater's own machinery, where audiences become detectives of their own perception.

niceaunties

An interactive Napoleon III mirror that replaces your reflection with a speaking auntie from the Auntieverse, using motion capture and real-time rendering to transform vanity into an encounter with ageing, identity and “auntie love language”.

Matthew Biederman

An AI system plays Simon Says, leveraging computer vision to examine public surveillance. Participants perform increasingly authoritarian commands as the work exposes its technical apparatus, revealing how surveillance systems judge compliance and how readily we surrender agency