The image shows the THIRST/For Knowledge books in Korean and English alongside the exhibition catalogue from the ACC.

Graphic design for the work was done by the very talented Fara Peluso. The publication is co-written and co-edited with Dr. Paul O’Neill (artist and assistant professor at University of Galway). The artwork includes contributions from:

Mina Kim
Jamie Larnach
Dasom Lee
Megs Morley
Samantha […]

Based on field recordings of water at the future site of #Korea’s National AI Data Centre, this immersive sound artwork is also includes the voices of scholars, artists and activists who are experts in the relationship between technological #infrastructure and #water.

The artwork is an […]

Thank you everyone who has boosted this older post recently. We have now closed contributions for this iteration of the artwork.

We are preferentially looking for perspectives from #Australia / #newzealand / South Asia / #latinamerica / #northamerica / #polynesia

@bruces thanks for sharing - do you have the reference for this image?

@mconley sounds like something out of “Something Wicked This Way Comes”!

In this convergence of art, ecology, and technology, THIRST/For Knowledge invites audiences to consider the consequences of coexisting intelligences and the collaborative meaning-making that will shape the future of life on Earth.

#AI #Water #Environment #drought #ethics #artisticresearch […]

Combining environmental #fieldrecording #voice and #Musical compositions, the soundscape will be a constantly evolving, immersive environment. Visitors will encounter shifting layers of sonic meaning, reflecting on the rhythms that emerge through watery communications between different forms of […]

At the heart of the research are Korea’s developments at the forefront of AI infrastructure. Jeollanam-do Province has recently been announced as the site of Asia’s largest AI #datacentre with construction planned to begin in autumn 2025, aiming for a fully solar-powered data centre. #gwangju […]