LAb[au] laboratory for Art and Urbanism
@lab-au.com
LAb[au] is working on the relationship between: architecture & art - language & art, at the crossing of conceptual, concrete, and digital art.
Founded in 1997 by Manuel Abendroth and Jérôme Decock. Based in Brussels 🇧🇪
⋆☀︎. https://lab-au.com
Founded in 1997 by Manuel Abendroth and Jérôme Decock. Based in Brussels 🇧🇪
⋆☀︎. https://lab-au.com
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So when this AI bubble bursts, I believe the products that will survive are the ones related to text.
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Illustration: a possible/probable artwork by the genius artists at @lab-au.com
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Illustration: a possible/probable artwork by the genius artists at @lab-au.com
![Impression présentant un exercice typographique d’anagrammes. Au centre, les mots POSSIBLES et PROBABLES sont alignés horizontalement. Vers le haut et vers le bas, une série de mots anagrammes se déploient en diagonale, chacun réduisant progressivement le nombre de lettres. On lit par exemple : POLISSES, BIPÔLES, SEPSIS, PESOS, SPIS, SOS, PS, puis S vers le haut ; et vers le bas : PROLABES, PAROLES, POLARS, POLES, POSE, PRO, PR, puis P. En bas de l’affiche, la consigne indique : “Cherche un anagramme de 8, 9, 7, 6, 5, 3, 4, 2, 1 caractères, indépendamment pour possibles et probables ; déploie vers le haut et vers le bas en décalant respectivement vers la droite et vers la gauche.” by LAb[au]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:v4zpi74gy7enfiwke7hmoxv5/bafkreibv4bbd6zzholet6zfhtf24comsbewm5usi23igv6ide5d5udxwrm@jpeg)
November 28, 2025 at 12:20 AM
So when this AI bubble bursts, I believe the products that will survive are the ones related to text.
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Illustration: a possible/probable artwork by the genius artists at @lab-au.com
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Illustration: a possible/probable artwork by the genius artists at @lab-au.com
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this is why i will always defend conceptual art whether it's the duct tape banana or the pile of candies. the way folks interact with art can be just as important as the work itself, or even re-contextualize it! there's so much 'classical' work that we no longer have the context for that lies inert.
August 7, 2025 at 12:23 AM
this is why i will always defend conceptual art whether it's the duct tape banana or the pile of candies. the way folks interact with art can be just as important as the work itself, or even re-contextualize it! there's so much 'classical' work that we no longer have the context for that lies inert.