Technological Necropolitics, who gets to live & die online
6 May, 2026
Text by Jonathan Stein The banality of evil is now a well-known concept, developed by philosopher Hannah Arendt, to express how ordinary people can commit
Text by Jonathan Stein The banality of evil is now a well-known concept, developed by philosopher Hannah Arendt, to express how ordinary people can commit
Text by Leonardo Gabriel do Amaral Sometimes, when I’m feeling kind of down, I come back to Jason Farago’s opinion piece in the New York
Text by Nam Huh The Architecture of the Already-Decided We exist within a strange temporal paradox where the future has never been more loudly discussed,
Text by Tamar Torrance From the outset, Gill Gatfield’s Habeas Corpus casts the body as arbiter and object: both the first point of contact and
Interview by Hannah van den Elzen The interdisciplinary artist Miloš Trakilović primarily works with digital media, translating complex theoretical ideas into sensorial experiences. And this
Text by Juliette Wallace By descending into one’s inner depths, one encounters the future – Rilke Technology and the accelerating development of AI are having
Text by Patrick Tanguay In one corner of the building, three rooms with people at keyboards, some in animated discussion. While they might appear to
Text by Patrick Tanguay As AI systems proliferate globally, their environmental footprint grows alarmingly [1]. Data centers powering these technologies consume electricity equivalent to small
Text by Les Garçons Our taxi pulled up to the hotel, and we stepped out into the street, still wet from the rain the night
Text by Meritxell Rosell In a striking exploration of digital aesthetics, the Taiwanese art collective Simple Noodle Art delves into the intricate world of pixels
Interview by Irem Erkin Taiwanese artist Hsin-Chien Huang, a visionary in interactive media and virtual reality, views storytelling as a powerful tool for reimagining life.
Interview by Daniela Silva Mario Klingemann is a pioneering figure in the intersection of technology and creativity, renowned for his innovative use of neural networks
Text by Irem Erkin Lluís Nacenta is a curator, writer, musician, and researcher working in the confluence of music, art, technology, and science. He holds
Interview by Ania Morkryzka The vertiginous universe of multidisciplinary artist and curator Atay Ilgun seems ever-expanding in ways impossible to enclose within linear timelines. Elements,
Interview by Irem Erkin Jumoke Fernandez is a remarkable self-taught creative driven by a passion for merging design with cutting-edge technology. She received home
Text by CLOT Magazine This year’s edition of FIBER Festival delves into the theme Outer/Body with two exhibitions that will explore the interconnectedness of bodies
Text by CLOT Magazine Pozu Santa Bárbara, a historic location in the North of Spain at La Rebaldana, Turón, in the Council of Mieres, holds
Interview by Carlota Gamboa Reimaging what it means to experience an imagistic landscape, transmedia artist Ellie Pritts gives viewers a vantage point into the colourful
Interview by Colter Ruland The wilderness has been the subject of human fascination across epochs, taking on various connotations and responses, ranging from a ‘counter-world’
Text by Lyndsey Walsh Art Laboratory Berlin’s exhibition Artificial Consciousness Exposing the Invisible: Data, Rendering and Code catalogs the extensive journey of artist and researcher