Artechouse
"Machine Hallucination" by Refik Anadol is currently on exhibit at Artechouse.
- Artechouse - a new exhibition space for projects at the intersection of art and tech - opened to the public on Monday in an underground boiler room at Chelsea Market in New York City.
- "Machine Hallucination" is the name of Artechouse's current exhibition by Turkish media artist Refik Anadol.
- "Machine Hallucination" takes visitors into the mind of a machine: viewers stand in a vast room with moving projections on three walls and the floor.
- Artechouse also has an augmented reality "AR Bar," where visitors can sip on interactive cocktails.
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Artechouse, a new exhibition space for projects at the intersection of art and tech, opened to the public in an underground boiler room at Chelsea Market in New York City on Monday.
Its inaugural exhibit, "Machine Hallucination," is by Turkish media artist Refik Anadol, who was an artist in residence at Google through its Artists + Machine Intelligence program. "Machine Hallucination" transports viewers into the mind of a machine by placing them in a vast room covered in projections created by Anadol with the help of AI.
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The New York location is Artechouse's third endeavor. Founders Tati Pastukhova and Sandro Kereselidze opened the first Artechouse in Washington, D.C., in 2017 and the second in Miami in 2018.
Check out "Machine Hallucination" at Artechouse below.