A machine produces a soap bubble and tries to prolong its suspension in a controlled atmosphere. The apparatus makes the work of delaying disappearance tangible.…

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A monumental eye turns the building’s gaze back towards the city. Participants’ personal stories are encoded into images of their irises and projected onto the…

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Sound acts directly on matter here: vibrations move pigment and inscribe an act of listening into the canvas. In The Sky in the Cave, painting,…

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A volume of yellow tubes appears to form a surface, yet the body can pass through it. Pénétrable BBL Jaune turns sculpture into an experience…

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A stone remains still while its camera and screen swing at different rhythms. In Suspensions, movement belongs to the devices producing the image. Looking becomes…

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A spectral floating palace drifts through Cantonese diaspora, unstable translation, and reconstructed memory.

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A repeated equestrian fall connects spectacle, bodily discipline, and the image of death.

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Sound drives forms generated through deterministic mathematical functions. Kynd avoids manual modelling and limits randomness, while acknowledging that choosing rules remains an authorial decision. Geom…

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Computed landscapes place extinct species in incompatible environments. Transferred into platinum and palladium prints, these fleeting visions gain a durable presence. The exhibition also brings…

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Six rooms across five floors become a fictional observatory. Moving light activates, closes or shifts architectural boundaries, while the visitor’s route constructs the work. Gilje…

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Sixty-four luminous filaments reveal the radio activity within a room. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth exchanges become changes in intensity, exposing movement ordinary perception misses. The sculpture…

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Breath and touch activate earthen sculptures that respond through sound. The object ceases to be autonomous: its sensory existence depends on an encounter with a…

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Fifty-six loudspeakers circulate a sonic impulse along a Möbius loop. Sound traces a path that listening reconstructs in space, while the electronic circuitry remains exposed.…

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Generative flows and bodily presences form an ocean to inhabit rather than a surface to contemplate. The work asks why we readily attribute agency to…

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A suspended tangle of electrical, telephone and computer cables appears to pulse. Projected white lines travel across material usually hidden from sight. Moving between technological…

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Alex Mikev explores contemporary work life through photography, works on paper, and time-based media, focusing on repetition, effort, and the blurred boundary between labor and…

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Song Dong’s Waste Not brings together thousands of objects saved by his mother, turning everyday possessions into a deeply personal archive of memory, hardship, and…

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Johannes Langkamp explores how small shifts in materials, framing, and everyday situations can change the way we see. Through playful experiments with scopes, traces, and…

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Lee Bul’s The Anatomy of Every Setting Sun explores the tension between utopian ideals, the body, and technological progress through sculpture, installation, and architectural forms.…

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For the 8th International Istanbul Biennial, Doris Salcedo filled an urban void with around 1,500 wooden chairs, creating a monumental installation embedded within the city…

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Artificial palm fronds row without going anywhere. In Unruly Vessel, salvaged wellness machines stubbornly keep working: their movement draws us in, then its persistence becomes…

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Fifteen rings rise and fall, yet no single viewpoint allows us to grasp them once and for all. CYCLES N2 draws temporary architectures with light,…

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Suspended columns, reflections and an illuminated floor: the pavilion seems to have lost its stability. With Escape Room, Andreas Angelidakis turns the space into a…

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The sewing machines begin to play by themselves. Their pulses fall into step, lamps flicker, and the rhythm intensifies: a domestic workshop takes on an…

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It looks like black water. In fact, strips of magnetic tape are being lifted by electric fans. For Žilvinas Kempinas, a material once used to…

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Nine motors, cotton balls and ten metal bowls form a sound installation at Studio Zimoun in Bern. Repeated mechanical gestures produce variations that resist perfect…

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Twenty candelabras and a carpet of barricades: domestic comfort meets the imagery of revolution.

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A sheet seems to float above a hillside. Yet Horizons is a steel sculpture: Neil Dawson turns the landscape into a drawing and unsettles our…

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A black square interrupts the white expanse of the Bonneville Salt Flats. Gregory Orekhov uses light-absorbing fabric to create a surface that seems to withdraw…

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This filmed visit to Threads of Life at Hayward Gallery moves through Chiharu Shiota’s world. Threads and objects compose spaces in which human absence remains…

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A robot carries an orchid and solicits our gaze. Beauty Seeker Seeker turns a sophisticated machine into a mobile vase to question the attention economy.…

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Created in 2025 and presented at Art Basel Unlimited in 2026, Crate Maze – White turns storage crates into a walk-through labyrinth. Rashid Al Khalifa…

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Mirror Moon translates lunar terrain into a stainless-steel sphere that people can touch. Using NASA topographic data, Luke Jerram brings the craters, valleys and mountains…

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In Fractal Swarm, Vincent Leroy combines carbon fibre, 3D-printed elements, bearings and mirror film. Presented in a Tanzanian landscape, this lightweight construction multiplies reflective fragments.

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At Hamburger Bahnhof, Lina Lapelytė combines collective building with singing. Wooden cubes form a space that visitors can transform.

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In the rice fields of Munduk, Bali, Vincent Leroy places a moving assembly of Fresnel lenses. Their off-centre rotations break up the landscape and rearrange…

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At Southbank Centre, Luke Jerram turns movement into musical composition. Footsteps on a stairway and coloured areas on the ground trigger sounds: walking becomes a…

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At the Saudi pavilion of the Venice Biennale, Dana Awartani spreads out handmade earthen patterns. The installation evokes endangered architectural heritage across the Arab world…

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Presented at Taikoo Li Sanlitun in Beijing, Vincent Leroy’s Point Cloud unfolds a large-scale structure in urban space. The video follows the installation and its…

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Created in 2025 and exhibited at SIGGRAPH in 2026, Diffusion TV connects technological obsolescence with the fragility of living things. The viewer’s gesture makes an…

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At an entrance to Central Park, Camille Henrot brings together dog sculptures in bronze, stone, steel and concrete. Dogs carries her interest in attachment, dependency…

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The work lets us consider an image as an environment: no viewpoint captures the whole. Repeating a modest element produces a bodily experience of scale.

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This documentation, published in August 2026, recalls how sculpture can become a situation. The absence of movement turns everyday proximity into an experience of solitude.

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The gaze moving between screen, cable and space invites us to consider video as a distributed sculpture. Visible connections become part of what we are…

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Dislocation makes time a sculptural material. Transformations and the position of the viewer define the object more than any definitive outline.

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David Spriggs’s Vision II is built from layered, hand-painted transparent images that create the illusion of a three-dimensional event suspended in space. Depending on the…

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Pim Palsgraaf’s Beneath the Surface transforms recovered wood, wallpaper, and plywood into a layered wall-based sculpture where architecture and decay seem to merge. Presented in…

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In Das Reh, Julius von Bismarck turns the familiar image of a deer into a strange and unsettling sculptural encounter. The work plays with perception,…

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Choe U-Ram’s Round Table presents 18 headless figures carrying a large black table while competing for a single “head” rolling across its surface. The kinetic…

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Hans Haacke’s Blue Sail transforms air into an invisible sculptural force, using a fan to animate a suspended sheet of chiffon. Constantly shifting in response…

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