"LUX: New Wave of Contemporary Art" 180 The Strand

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Carsten Nicolai, unicolor, 2014

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Universal Everything, The Transfiguration, 2020

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Refik Anadol, Renaissance Generative Dreams, 2020

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iart, Flower Meadow, 2021

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Es Devlin, BLUESKYWHITE, 2021

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a'strict, Starry Beach, 2020

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“LUX” is a new multi-sensory group exhibition at London’s 180 The Strand. In conjunction with SUUM Project and Fact Magazine, a dozen leading media artists, including the likes of Es Devlin and Refik Anadol, showcase immservie displays that further blurs the line between art and technology.

Split between physical and virtual installations, The Strand’s brutalist spaces are transformed into an ethereal wonderland. Anadol, who recently partnered with BVLGARI on Serpenti Metamorphosis, presents the UK premiere of Renaissance Generative Dreams, which uses over a million historical artworks made during the Renaissance and processes them into an algorithm that creates mesmerizing data-driven sculptures that adapts to the site-specific architecture.

Further into the gallery and you can find Devlin’s ethereal BLUESKYWHITE, along with Carsten Nicolai‘s transcendent unicolor. Curated by Jiyoon Lee and sponsored by LG, “LUX: New Wave of Contemporary Art” can be viewed until December 18 for £18 GBP for an adult ticket. Please visit The Strand’s website to reserve your spot. See the full list of artists exhibiting below.

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180 The Strand
180 Strand, Temple,
London WC2R 1EA

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