Still Processing: An Exhibition Exploring Human Perception and Technology in Digital Art

Still Processing is a group exhibition exploring how humans and technology translate data into meaning, questioning our navigation between the rational and emotional. It delves into the flattening of images, the mental imprints of light, and the evolution of AI-created worlds through immersive installations.

Still Processing, a group exhibition curated by Bogomir Doringer, investigates the intricate relationship between human perception and technology in the digital age. The exhibition delves into how we process a flood of information, blending cognitive, emotional, and physiological threads, much like a computer. It critically examines the technological mediation of our world, where objectivity can dissolve into layers of unseen decisions, and how AI evolves digitally created worlds and characters. Across seven large-scale, immersive installations and three transitional spaces, the exhibition guides visitors through the stages of image perception and transformation. Seven visionary artists invite exploration into shifting landscapes of movement, light, sound, and evolving digital forms, weaving together themes of how technology shapes the images we see and how the human brain constructs meaning from sensory input. Still Processing offers a reflective, in-between space where understanding and emotion intertwine, embracing moments that demand time to settle into clarity.

Tickets for Still Processing can be booked online via the provided link. Admission details are available on the booking platform, and the exhibition is part of the museum's general offerings with specific booking guidance available through their ticketing system. Visitors are directed to the official ticket booking site for further information and reservations.