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fields of research:
colour – time – signal - language – possibility

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towards:
an archive of colour
an architecture of time

an observatory of the unknown
a combinatorium of languages
a library of possibles and probables

artworks
painting, writing, calculating, sensing, transcoding

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installations
available, archive, in progress

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public art
public space, indoor, ongoing, proposals

Shifting Worlds

Oh my God, installation at Atoma Art Center in the context of the shifting worlds group exhibition

Wiels and Atoma Art Center, Brussels, Belgium

16.10.2026–20.10.2026

curated by: Christophe de Jaeger, Gluon

LIST OF ARTISTS

Adrien Lucca, Bento Architecture, Hadassa Ngamba, Emmanuel Van der Auwera, Tom & Nicolas Valckenaere, Rachel Armstrong, Guillaume Slizewicz, Antye Guenther, Alice Jarry-Girard, Mona Filleul, Pandore Rossi, Lucía Xaxalxe, Matthijs De Block, Solar Lab, Eva L’Hoest, LAb[au], Laure Winants.

ABOUT

Can technology help us truly reshape the world? Sustainable change calls not only for new technologies, but also for a critical look at their cultural, social and ethical impact. Artists are the critical antennae of our society and play an important role in this. They challenge existing assumptions and imagine alternative futures through tangible images, installations, speculative scenarios, actions, prototypes and performances. The exhibition Shifting Worlds brings together the work of 17 artists and designers. From different perspectives, they reflect on the city of tomorrow and explore what role technology can – or precisely cannot – play in it.

PRESENTED ARTWORK

Oh my God, installation


shifting worlds exhibition (external link)

organised by Gluon


Talk:

Cosmic Rays, Uncertainty and the construct of meaning

Piet Van Duppen and LAb[au]

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