Linked Spheres

💠 Yunchul Kim: TransMatter and Non-Human Perspectives This September equinox marks a threshold between seasons and, for @linkedspheres.art , an occasion to foreground the visionary practice of Yunchul Kim (@studio_locus_solus ). A South Korean artist whose work bridges art, science, and technology, Kim probes the transformative essence of matter. With a background in electronic music, he fuses sound, installation, drawing, and text to create immersive environments where materials emerge as active, shifting agents in perpetual flux. Winner of the Collide International Award at @cern (2016), Kim represented Korea at the 59th International Art Exhibition @labiennale (2022), and has exhibited at @arselectronica (Linz), the @yokohama_triennale (Japan), and across leading global platforms. Through concepts like TransMatter, MatteReal, and extelligence, he liberates materials from their conventional roles, transforming nanomaterials, minerals, and fluids into autonomous entities that challenge human perception and cultural conditioning. 💬 In his Linked Spheres contribution curated by Guillermo Moreno Mirallas (@guille_moreno_mirallas ), Kim reflects on the philosophical and ecological dimensions of his practice, from cybernetic systems and performative machines to Bruno Latour’s “matters of concern.” His work invites us to reconsider our relationship with technology, ecology, and the non-human world in an age of accelerating change. 🔗 Tap the link in our bio to explore the full conversation. 📸Credits: Yunchul Kim, La Poussière de soleils (Dust of Suns), 2022 Yunchul Kim, Argos – the Swollen Suns, 2022 Yunchul Kim, CHROMA IX, 2024 Graphic Design: @dutricycle #YunchulKim #LinkedSpheres #TransMatter #ArtAndTechnology #MatterInFlux #NonHumanPerspective #Equinox

🌌 Linked Spheres Solstice Edition 🌌 We’re thrilled to close out the year with our final edition, showcasing four exceptional artists whose work explores the intersections of art, technology, identity, and the body in distinctive and impactful ways. 🌱 Óldo Erréve (@oldoerreve ) is a multidisciplinary artist based in Mexico City whose practice examines the boundaries between the organic and digital realms. Focusing on queer identity and resistance to patriarchal and colonial structures, Óldo blends 3D design, AI, and immersive performance to question the role of technology in a rapidly changing world. 🔬 Yunchul Kim (@studio_locus_solus ), a South Korean artist, explores the transformative potential of matter by navigating the convergence of art, science, and technology. His immersive works invite us to reconsider our perception of materials, presenting them as dynamic, ever-evolving entities that challenge conventional understandings of the physical world. 🔮 Nella Piatek (@nellapiatek ), a critical designer and cyberwitch, combines speculative futures with poetic introspection to explore humanity’s evolving relationship with technology. Through their work, Nella offers new perspectives on emotional resonance and healing, positioning these as vital elements of our interactions with digital systems. 💫 Tigris (@tigrisli ), an artist and creative technologist, explores how technology can deepen human connection and emotional intelligence. Through projects like Data Romantics, Tigris reimagines digital culture’s impact on love and relationships, prompting us to view technology as a tool for fostering intimacy and understanding. 🔗 Discover the full scope of their work via the link in our bio. Curated by: Sophie Nowakowska @professional_art_bullshitter Haami Nyangibo @haami.n Guillermo Moreno Mirallas @guille_moreno_mirallas Graphic Design: Sean Burn @dutricycle Music: VMPI @_vmp.vmpi #LinkedSpheres #SolsticeEdition #ArtAndTechnology #ContemporaryArt #NewMediaArt #CreativeInnovation #SpeculativeDesign #ArtCommunity #DigitalArt #Transhumanism #QueerArt

✨ Sara Bezovšek: Exploring Digital Trends and Identity Meet Sara Bezovšek, an artist based in Ljubljana, Slovenia, renowned for integrating internet culture into her vibrant digital media works. With an MFA from the Academy of Fine Arts and Design, University of Ljubljana, Sara combines memes, film clips, and interactive elements to create thought-provoking pieces that reflect the fast-paced, ever-changing nature of our online lives. Her work delves into how digital trends shape our identities and transform communication. Projects like “SND” and “A Life of Its Own” address crucial issues such as environmental sustainability and human vulnerability, while inviting active audience participation, reflecting the participatory essence of internet culture. 💬 Join us for an insightful conversation between Sara Bezovšek and Haami Nyangibo, as they discuss Sara’s artistic journey, the impact of digital culture on contemporary art, and the ongoing projects that challenge our perceptions of connectivity and identity. 🔗 Tap the link in our bio to discover Sara Bezovšek’s full interview on Linked Spheres! 📸 Credits: All images courtesy of the artist. Graphic Design: @dutricycle @sara_bezovsek @haami.n @linkedspheres.art #SaraBezovšek #LinkedSpheres #DigitalArt #InternetCulture #ArtandTechnology

✨ Natalia Evelyn Bencicova: Challenging Reality, Memory, and Technology We are proud to feature Natalia Evelyn Bencicova, a visual artist whose work interrogates the intricate intersections of reality, memory, and imagination. With a background in fine arts from the University of Applied Arts in Vienna, Bencicova employs photography and new media to create conceptual narratives that blur the lines between the organic and the constructed, the human and the technological. Her work is marked by a striking tension between beauty and discomfort, exploring themes of human complicity, technology, and spirituality. Through evocative imagery, Bencicova invites viewers to reflect on the deeper layers of the human condition, challenging conventional perceptions of the body, identity, and the digital world. 💬 Join curator Sophie Nowakowska in a conversation with Bencicova, where they discuss the artist’s creative process, philosophical explorations, and how her work pushes the boundaries of contemporary visual culture. 🔗 Tap the link in our bio to explore Natalia Evelyn Bencicova’s contribution to Linked Spheres! 📸Credits: Evelyn Bencicova and Samson G Balfour Smith, Æther, 2024. Evelyn Bencicova and Enes Güç, Unforbidden Pleasures, 2020. Evelyn Bencicova, Artificial Tears, 2018. Evelyn Bencicova and Samson G Balfour Smith, Æther- Screenoise, 2023. Evelyn Bencicova and Enes Güç, Work In Progress, 2020. Graphic Design: @dutricycle @evelyn_bencicova @professional_art_bullshitter @linkedspheres.art #evelynbencicova #LinkedSpheres #ArtisticVisionaries

Linked Spheres Equinox Edition! 🍂 We’re excited to present the latest contributors to our growing platform: Sara Bezovšek (@sara_bezovsek ) integrates internet culture with digital media, creating vibrant works that reflect modern online experiences. Her interactive pieces, such as “SND” and “A Life of Its Own,” explore themes like environmental sustainability and human vulnerability, inviting audiences to engage with the fast-paced nature of the digital world. Natalia Evelyn Bencicova (@evelyn_bencicova ) uses photography and new media to challenge the boundaries between reality, memory, and imagination. Her powerful visual narratives explore human complicity, technology, and spirituality, pushing viewers to reflect on the deeper layers of the human condition. 🔗Visit our website to explore Sara and Natalia’s contributions in full and immerse yourself in their compelling projects. Curated by: Sophie Nowakowska @professional_art_bullshitter Haami Nyangibo @haami.n Guillermo Moreno Mirallas @guille_moreno_mirallas Graphic Design: Sean Burn @dutricycle #LinkedSpheres #ArtAndTechnology #Equinox #ContemporaryArt #DigitalArt #CreativeCommunity #ArtInnovation #NewMediaArt

✨Evangelia Dimitrakopoulou: Sculpting Otherness and Care Meet Evangelia Dimitrakopoulou, a sculptor and multimedia artist originally from Athens, Greece, and now based in London. Evangelia’s evocative work challenge perceptions of Otherness, disassociation, and care, often incorporating olfactory and edible components to engage the senses. They have participated in prestigious projects, including @documenta14 , and currently hold a residency at @thebombfactoryartfoundation . Recognized with the ACME Early Career Award, they continue to explore the dynamics of control, surveillance, and participation in both physical and digital spaces. 💬 Join us for a conversation with Evangelia Dimitrakopoulou and Guillermo Moreno Mirallas, as we delve into their artistic practice and discuss how themes of discomfort and isolation reflect the disconnection between digital and physical realities. 🔗Tap the link in our bio to explore Evangelia Dimitrakopoulou’s contribution to Linked Spheres! 📸Credits: Eva Dimitrakopoulou, Terrafuga, 2020 Eva Dimitrakopoulou, Tenderenderrender, 2023. Photo: Nikolaos Loukas Eva Dimitrakopoulou, Thyromantificate, 2024 Eva Dimitrakopoulou, XTspicie, 2022. Video triptych  Eva Dimitrakopoulou, Snake drunk on milk, 2021. PEER Gallery Graphic Design: @dutricycle @d_mtrk @guille_moreno_mirallas @linkedspheres.art #EvangeliaDimitrakopoulou #LinkedSpheres #artisticvisionaries

✨Adam Cole: Queer Intimacies in the Digital Realm We’re excited to introduce @adamcole.studio , an American new media artist based in London, whose work intricately explores the intersections of identity and intimacy in the digital age. Adam’s practice harnesses AI, microprocessors, and creative coding to craft immersive installations that challenge how we perceive and engage with desire and representation. One of his standout works, ‘Kiss/Crash’, provocatively blends the romance of Hollywood with the chaos of car crashes, pushing the boundaries of how artificial constructs shape our understanding of reality. Through a queer lens, Adam twists popular media conventions, revealing hidden narratives and offering a critical take on digital culture. 💬 Join us for a conversation with Adam Cole, hosted by Haami Nyangibo (@haami.n ), as they delve into his artistic journey, the complexities of digital desire, and the power of AI in crafting new forms of intimacy. 🔗 Tap the link in our bio to discover Adam Cole’s contribution to Linked Spheres! 📸Credits: Adam Cole, ‘Kiss/Crash’ (2024) Adam Cole, ‘The Last Supper 1981’ (2024) Adam Cole, ‘Me Kissing Me’ (2024) Adam Cole, ‘Kiss/Crash’ (2024) Installation view. © All images courtesy of the artist. Graphic Design: Sean Burn @dutricycle @adamcole.studio @haami.n @linkedspheres.art #LinkedSpheres #ArtAndIntimacy #Solstice #contemporaryart #artandAI #artinnovation #queerart #futureidentity

✨Filipp Groubnov: Mapping Fluid Narratives in a Post-Soviet Landscape We’re thrilled to present @groubnov_filipp , an interdisciplinary artist whose practice is rooted in his upbringing in Belarus. Filipp’s work navigates the complex relationships between human rituals, non-human life, and remnants of Soviet ideology, creating evolving installations that integrate sculptural elements, data flows, and both living and non-living components. His pieces challenge fixed knowledge by fostering dynamic interactions, reflecting on historical contexts, utopian and dystopian narratives, and the integration of AI. 💬Join us for a conversation featuring Filipp Groubnov with Sophie Nowakowska, as they delve into his artistic journey, current projects, and the themes shaping his work. 🔗Tap the link in our bio to explore Filipp Groubnov’s contribution to Linked Spheres! 📸Credits: Filipp Groubnov, ‘Pochva’ (2023) Filipp Groubnov, NON-STILL LIFE (2022) Filipp Groubnov, The Garrden of Iarthly DIlights (2022) ©All images courtesy of the artist. Graphic Design: Sean Burn @dutricycle @groubnov_filipp @professional_art_bullshitter @linkedspheres.art #LinkedSpheres #ArtAndTechnology #Solstice #contemporaryart #artandtech #artinnovation #creativecommunity #futuretech

🎉 Launching Linked Spheres Solstice Edition! 🌞 We’re thrilled to introduce the exceptional artists featured in our latest edition: Evangelia Dimitrakopoulou’s (@d_mtrk ) installations draw from brutalist and defensive architecture, creating spaces of threat and disconnection. Her work explores audience interaction with complex, unpredictable systems. Adam Cole (@adamcole.studio ) uses AI and creative coding to create immersive installations like „Kiss/Crash,” reimagining real experiences and critiquing digital culture. Filipp Groubnov’s (@groubnov_filipp ) work combines sculptural elements and data-flows, exploring the interplay between agency, matter, and the human psyche. Stay tuned for more on how these artists redefine our digital age and, of course, go to our website to dive into Evangelia’s, Adam’s and Filipp’s works🔗 Curated by: Sophie Nowakowska @professional_art_bullshitter Haami Nyangibo @haami.n Guillermo Moreno Mirallas @guille_moreno_mirallas Graphic Design: Sean Burn @dutricycle #LinkedSpheres #ArtAndTechnology #Solstice #contemporaryart #artandtech #artinnovation #creativecommunity #futuretech

🌟 Anna Nazo: Synthesizing Art, Technology, and Science. Explore the pioneering work of Anna Nazo as she charts a course through the convergence of art, technology, and science, alongside techno-spirituality, quantum realities, and the complexities of sympoiesis. Anna is at the forefront of the integration of disciplines, with a particular emphasis on AI and neurotechnology. Nazo’s work has the potential to reshape our understanding of the human-technology continuum. 💬 Join us for a conversation featuring Anna with Haami Nyangibo. Dive into her exploration of AI-generated poetry, algorithmic analysis, and the philosophical foundations of her work. 🔗 Explore her world by clicking the link in our profile! 📸Credits: Anna Nazo, Riffled. 2018. © Anna Nazo. Anna Nazo, Luna Saturni. Titan. 2014. Photo: Nadoukka Divin. © Anna Nazo. Anna Nazo, ‘Flame 2.0’ / Leslie Deere ‘Modern Conjuring for Amateurs’. 2022. © Anna Nazo. Graphic Design: Sean Burn @dutricycle @annanazo @haami.n #AnnaNazo #ArtandTechnology #InnovationInProgress

💫 Nouf Aljowaysir: Exploring AI’s Ethical Frontiers Welcome to the visionary world of Nouf Aljowaysir, a creative technologist based in Brooklyn. Nouf’s recent artistic pursuits venture into Artificial Intelligence, crafting generative designs and speculative futures that provoke profound contemplation on the ethical frameworks of advanced technologies. Her work serves as a critical inquiry into the algorithms shaping both our digital and physical landscapes, sparking reflective dialogue on broader societal implications. 💬 Join our curator Sophie Nowakowska and Nouf in an engaging discussion. Dive into the exploration of AI’s influence on identity, memory, and the human experience, envisioning a more inclusive and ethically grounded technological future. 🔗 Discover the full contribution by tapping the link where it always is! 😉 @nouf.py @professional_art_bullshitter Credits: 📸 Salaf, 2020. Processing archival images through computer vision techniques. © Nouf Aljowaysir 🎥 Ana Min Wein (Where am I From)?, 2022 © Nouf Aljowaysir Graphic Design: Sean Burn @dutricycle #NoufAljowaysir #FutureVisions 🚀

🌀Fresh Drop Alert! March Equinox 2024 Edition OUT NOW! The moment has arrived! Introducing our March Equinox 2024 edition 🌱 Join us as we reveal the featured contributions of our curated artists: Nouf Aljowaysir (@nouf.py ) delves into Artificial Intelligence, crafting generative designs and speculative futures that provoke profound contemplation on the ethical frameworks of these technologies. Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley (@ladydangfua ) pioneers contemporary narratives through animation, sound, performance, and video games, focusing on Black Trans experiences and earning global recognition for their work. Anna Nazo (@annanazo ) explores the fusion of art, technology, and science, with a focus on AI and neurotechnology, offering fresh perspectives on the potential of technology in artistic discourses. 🔗Discover their remarkable contributions by accessing the links in our bio. 📡Don’t miss out! Curated by: Sophie Nowakowska @professional_art_bullshitter Haami Nyangibo @haami.n Guillermo Moreno Mirallas @guille_moreno_mirallas Graphic Design: Sean Burn @dutricycle #contemporaryart #artandtech #equinox #artinnovation #creativecommunity #futuretech