We live in an era where the virtual and the real are seamlessly intertwined—an AI-driven age marked by anxiety, burnout, depression, disorientation, amnesia, and a fading sense of the future. Our desires are mediated through layers of screens, our actions relentlessly tracked by omnipresent sensors, and our creativity increasingly absorbed—or even overwritten—by ever-evolving algorithms. In such a time, how are our bodies, minds, and spirits being transformed? And how might these shifts reshape the ways artists create, imagine, and engage with the world?
Lecturer｜Po-Wei Wang
Po-Wei Wang, Art Critic. Wang’s research interests include Media Theory, the History of Contemporary Art, Sociology of Culture and Art, and Art, Science and Technology (AST). He translated Niklas Luhmann´s Liebe als Passion into Chinese together with Chin-Hui Chang via Wunan Books, and is currently serving as the Art Director for Digital Art Foundation with experience he gained as an assistant researcher at TFAM.
