Über die Arbeit sprechen Chloé Delarue

Chloé Delarue is a visual artist based in Geneva (CH). Her practice engages with the mechanisms of artificial production in the age of computational paradigms, interrogating how these processes reshape systems of representation. Central to her inquiry is the notion of full automation, considered not as a technical horizon but as a perceptual condition — one marked by ruptures, aberrations that infiltrate our perceptions as simulated territories expand. Her installations and sculptures — imbued with strategies of lure, pretense, and concealment—construct a dense environment articulated through the acronym TAFAA (Toward A Fully Automated Appearance). This ongoing cycle gives substance to the ambiguities and paradoxes of this world affected by its own replication. 

Lecture will be held in English.