Blue Blooded: Hannah Levy's Pharmaceutical Bestiary

Hannah Levy turns the horseshoe crab into a mineralized liturgy of silicone, chrome, and cobalt glass: a pharmaceutical bestiary staged in a Sardinian washhouse.

Between Waking and the Image: Li Hui's Crack into Dreaming

Li Hui turns the edge of sleep into a photographic method: minimalist frames and double-exposure layers that map the subconscious as a territory between distance and closeness, memory and erasure.

The Bear That Ate Immortality: Stine Deja's Micro Management

At Viborg Kunsthal, Stine Deja breeds a monumental human-bear hybrid in a neon-green lab — a total installation about survival, cryonics, and the hubris of forever.

What the Machine Writes: Rémi Lécussan's Fragile Counterpoint to Computational Certainty

At Songshan Lake Boxes Art Museum in Dongguan, Rémi Lécussan stages an ecology of low energy and ephemeral memory—where stuttering voice assistants, mechanized carp, and algorithm-piloted pigs become oracles speaking against computational dominance.