Illusionaries London: Latent Spaces

Illusionaries is a captivating experiential art hub in Canary Wharf, London. It is an artist-led space, where contemporary digital art transcends conventional boundaries. It offers a truly immersive experience with visual art unlike anything you’ve ever seen before.

 

The current exhibition in Illusionaries is ‘Latent Spaces’ by Markos Kay and with music composed by Jesse Solomon Clark. The exhibition is a profound exploration of artificial intelligence and humanity's collective unconscious. Kay, a multidisciplinary artist and director, brings his unparalleled expertise in art, science, and generative art to the forefront, presenting a collage of refined visuals that push the boundaries of creativity and innovation.

 

Latent spaces consists of four spaces. Each space has a different approach or topic. The Complexity space shows animations of unimaginable environments and creatures. The Formation Space displays images of the formation of life: art work based on the creation and evolution of molecules. The third room is the Agents Room, in which you can find human-like representations, showing the complexities of artificial intelligence and its implications for our understanding of self and simulation. In the 'Breathing Space' artificial intelligence becomes a tool for artistic expression. As visitors immerse themselves in the multidimensional creatures and accompanying soundscapes, a meditative breathing tempo envelops the space, intertwining experiences in a liminal state of harmony.

Illusionaries is definitely a must-see in London, it displays an encredibly immersive character of the exhibition 'Latent Spaces.' The extreme detail of the visuals, coupled with the perfect match of soundscapes, created an unparalleled sensory experience. Each room invited us to explore the full array of creations by Markos Kay, offering a profound journey into the realms of art and artificial intelligence.

Practical recap:

  • Location: Illusionaries, Crossrail Pl Canary Wharf, London

  • Admission: £24.5 - £32.5

  • Opening Times: Monday - Sunday 10/11 am - 7/8 pm (Latent Spaces available until 28th April)

 

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