Fine Arts Exhibition
Fine Arts ExhibitionRomainville
Step inside a soaring 14-meter industrial cathedral where Korean digital artists turn AI anxiety into immersive light and sound. Silver membranes ripple with data, chatbots trap you in binary debates, and biological-digital hybrids pulse across massive screens. The raw factory space amplifies every reflection, making technology feel both beautiful and terrifying.
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June 12 at 2pm
Korean digital art takes on artificial intelligence and the data age in this free double exhibition. Yiyun Kang's monumental installation balances tech fascination with unease, while four emerging artists transform how we see the virtual and real.
June 12 at 2pm
Step into a cavernous industrial space where Korean digital artists turn data into immersive art. Yiyun Kang's monumental AI-themed installations confront technological anxiety head-on, while four emerging artists transform cookies into perfume and underground spaces into digital landscapes. The exhibitions are free, thought-provoking, and genuinely unlike anything else in Paris right now.
RomainvilleOpens Friday at 2:00 PM
Fine Arts ExhibitionFine Arts ExhibitionStep inside a soaring 14-meter industrial cathedral where Korean digital artists turn AI anxiety into immersive light and sound. Silver membranes ripple with data, chatbots trap you in binary debates, and biological-digital hybrids pulse across massive screens. The raw factory space amplifies every reflection, making technology feel both beautiful and terrifying.
Tips
June 12 at 2pm
Korean digital art takes on artificial intelligence and the data age in this free double exhibition. Yiyun Kang's monumental installation balances tech fascination with unease, while four emerging artists transform how we see the virtual and real.
June 12 at 2pm
Step into a cavernous industrial space where Korean digital artists turn data into immersive art. Yiyun Kang's monumental AI-themed installations confront technological anxiety head-on, while four emerging artists transform cookies into perfume and underground spaces into digital landscapes. The exhibitions are free, thought-provoking, and genuinely unlike anything else in Paris right now.
