Group show

We are often told that we are “blurring boundaries,” “merging the real and the digital,” or “bridging gaps” in today’s technologically driven art landscape. These phrases, repeated endlessly, risk reducing complex ideas to marketing jargon, leaving true innovation obscured. This exhibition takes a wry, critical eye to these promises, inviting both artists and audiences to step beyond the buzzwords and engage with the evolving role of technology in art.

Instead of dissolving boundaries, Blurred Lines plays with them, challenging perceptions of where the physical ends and the digital begins. The show brings together visionary artists who explore the fluid intersection of art, science, and technology, reclaiming the thrill of true innovation. These works probe the meaning and limits of perception, harnessing technology not merely as a tool but as a muse, provocateur, and wonder.

In a world where our interaction with art shifts from static gallery walls to dynamic, immersive experiences, Blurred Lines encourages viewers to reflect on what “immersion” really means today. The exhibition embraces technology’s ambiguity, exploring it as a space of possibility rather than a resolved narrative. The works here actively question the very nature of boundaries, offering a spectacle that captivates and challenges audiences to think critically and curiously.

As art categories fragment and genres blur, Blurred Lines celebrates artists who push past conventions to make original art with tools that often defy categorisation. By doing so, the exhibition highlights how the technological and artistic landscapes are being reshaped, creating space for fresh perspectives on art, culture, and the possibilities of the digital age.