THIRST/For Knowledge will premiere in exhibition at the National Asia Culture Centre (ACC) in Gwangju, Republic of Korea, in November 2025. THIRST/For Knowledge is an immersive sonic exploration of the existential issues, collaborations and tensions between waters, AI and humans. Accompanied by a book publication exploring these issues in print, THIRST/For […]
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~~ Not Breaking ~~ ~~ This Wave Drowns Hate ~~ is an innovative performance by acclaimed artist Kat Austen that explores humanity’s evolving relationship with the ocean in the age of the polycrisis. Combining wearable technology, dynamic choreography, and AI-generated visuals, Austen transforms into a cyborg traveler— an embodiment of […]
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~~ Not Breaking ~~ ~~ This Wave Drowns Hate ~~ is a story of communication across boundaries, a collective envisioning of more harmonious futures with the oceans in the face of the polycrisis. This dynamic and constantly evolving installation responds not only to the exhibition’s visitors but also to the […]
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Wing/netsA solo show by Kat Austen30th November – 20th DecemberOksang Factory, Seoul Exhibition Opening Hours: Wednesdays 13:00-21:00, Thursdays-Saturdays 13:00-19:00 Free Admission Performance EveningDate: Sunday, December 15, 2024Time: 18:00–20:00 (Admission starts at 17:30)Performers: Jiyun Song (Daegeum), Jeonghyeon Joo (Haegeum), Kat Austen(Electronics), Nikolai Shreiber (Synthesizer), Rachel Epperly (Vocal)Tickets: 15,000 KRW / 20,000 KRW (Booking link) Location DetailsB113, B1F, Songpa […]
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Weather Premium is a two-screen visual and multi-channel sound installation that explores the links between weather modification programmes, AI simulation technologies and financial weather derivatives. The installation consists of two large screens showing different simulations, accompanied by a spatialised soundscape in the exhibition space. The first screen presents a real-time […]
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Photograph Norman Posselt Berliner Gazette
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When Plants Migrate is a 4-channel sound artwork composed using field recordings on Jeju Island’s Halla Mountain, in Republic of Korea. The recording includes sounds of humans and human activity on the mountain, and forefronts the sounds of the mountain’s changing ecosystem, including birds, water and of course plants. Jeju […]
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Stranger to the Trees realises in hybrid artistic form the new materiality of forests in the time of ubiquitous human-made plastic pollution. The multimedia installation explores the interaction between microplastics and trees as carbon sinks. How do trees and microplastics coexist in forests, capturing carbon in the time of the […]
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The Matter of the Soul is a multi-sensory installation incorporating sound, light, video and sculpture, which prompts viewers to contemplate the profound impact of climate change on the Arctic region. Evoking human empathy with the process of dispersal in the Arctic, the artwork centres around an experimental music symphony composed […]
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