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 Rodrigo Guzman-Serrano In 2023, I visited the exhibition Between Performance and Documentation: Contemporary Photography and Video from China [1], curated by Nancy Lin
Text by Davide Bevilacqua & Martina Pizzigoni In times of AI-aided war, what are the cultural forms that help us understand and perhaps challenge the
Text by Daniela Silva At Pozu Santa Bárbara, a disused mining shaft in the valley of Turón in northern Spain, the earth pulses with light.
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
Interview by Daniela Silva Operating in the liminal territory between art, technology, and architecture, Sasha Kojjio constructs sensorial environments where light, sound, and text converge
Text by CLOT Magazine More than half of all data stored in clouds is no longer in use. In impenetrable quantities, data loses meaning and
Interview by Eleni Maragkou In uncertain times, punctuated by volatile temporalities as a result of digital mediation, the feeling of unrootedness can become overwhelming. Familiar
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 Mere Mortals is a captivating sensory ballet blending music and dance in breathtaking visuals. The innovative production, launched by Tamara Rojo,
Text by CLOT Magazine Atletika gallery, located at the cultural centre SODAS 2123 in Vilnius, is a contemporary art space that showcases both emerging and
Text by Olya Karlovich There was a time when we anticipated the Internet would bring us new connections and allow us to find like-minded people
Text by Ed Harrington In their exhibition Moonquake, technological artist Dan Tapper and creative imaging specialist and archivist Laura Margaret Ramsey let people experience the
Interview by Juliette Wallace Art is connected with identity. An expression of yourself or your surroundings through creative means. Data, on the other hand, has
Text by Manuela Naveau In computers, the “mathematical objectification” (…) never transforms back into a life-world sense, but at best, into contemplation or life of
Text by Manuela Naveau In computers, the “mathematical objectification” (…) never transforms back into a life-world sense, but at best, into contemplation or life of
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 Alifiyah Imani Technology, art, and music are all intertwined in Aagentah’s practice, and he has a particular interest in moving towards live performance
Interview by Christopher Michael Yuen Hsieh is an artist who wishes to [usher] in a new era where imagination and technology coalesce in breathtaking harmony.
Text by Katažyna Jankovska What’s it like to reimagine ancient divination practices through the lens of new technology? When faced with uncertainty, people throughout time