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18 September 2026
AI can produce images, videos, sounds and stories. But could it participate in art before representation, where rules, relationships and propositions take shape? From Lawrence Weiner and Sol LeWitt to MAIO and The Equation of Art, I explore a new form of conceptual art developed with AI. As a nod to Joseph Kosuth, I imagine a plural “fourth chair”: molecular, holographic, algorithmic, burning or defined through use.
16 September 2026
What if artificial intelligence did not simply extend Moore’s law, but manufactured an environment in which humanity becomes the slow, measured and finally unfit species? Starting from current events, the pamphlet AI Must Die and my E.L.I.O.T. project, I examine an acceleration that is as industrial as it is technical. I call “terminal Darwinism” the moment when machines no longer merely assist us: they impose the criteria by which we must work, speak, create and exist.
15 September 2026
What if artificial intelligence stopped making images for a moment and examined what makes a gesture, object or situation enter the field of art?
10 September 2026
We readily ask what algorithms will do to our future. I chose to reverse the question: what have they already done to us? From Hollerith’s punched cards to recommendation systems, from automated finance to spyware, some algorithms have caused decisive turns in collective history and individual lives.