Computer Worlds

In just a few decades, computer technology has gradually permeated every aspect of our daily lives. What impact has this phenomenon had on art, design, and architecture? From the birth of generative art to NFTs, from data processing to 3D-printed objects, the exhibition “Computer Worlds” traces an international history of digital creation.

Spanning every medium and discipline, the exhibition invites visitors to explore the many relationships between physical, imagined, and virtual worlds. It gives voice to artists engaging with contemporary issues - such as AI and the relationships between machines and living beings - as well as the networks connecting ideas, images, and people. Through an innovative and critical lens, artists, designers, and architects invite us to explore these new worlds, whose history spans more than 75 years.

Artist(s)

aaajiao, A. Michael Noll, Agnieszka Kurant, Alisa Andrasek-Biothing, Archigram, Arata Isozaki, Charlotte Johannesson, Cory Arcangel, E+K Kévin Donnot Élise Gay, Eliot Noyes, Ettore Sottsass, Eugen Gomringer, EZCT Architecture & Design Research, Fanie Dupré, Fred Forest, Georgia Marsh, Günther Uecker, Hartmut H. Esslinger, Heather Dewey-Hagborg, Herbert W. Franke, Hervé Huitric, Hiroshi Kawano, Jacques Dupré, Jean-Claude Halgand, Jean-Claude Marquette, Jérôme Chailloux, John Gerrard, Jonas Lund, Jonathan Ive, Joris Laarman, Juha van Ingen, Julien Levesque, Kourosh Asgar-Irani, Larva Labs, Lin Ke, Louis Audoire, Lu Yang, Manfred Mohr, Manuel Barbadillo, Marcello Nizzoli, Mathias Bengtsson, Mika Tajima, Monique Nahas, Neri Oxman, Olivier van Herpt, Ori Orisun Merhav, Otto Beckmann, Patrick Greussay, Peter Schmidt, Rafaël Rozendaal, Richard Sapper, Robness, Ross Lovegrove, Ryoji Ikeda, Sam Lewitt, Samia Halaby, Sarah Meyohas, Tania Mouraud, Vera Molnar, Wan Yang, Yves Behar, Zhipeng Tan

Curator

Philippe Bettinelli, Camille Lenglois, Olivier Zeitoun

Co-curator

Victor Guégan