Algorithmic Randomness In Cities

This exhibition explores how information and advertisements displayed on internet services—such as Google Maps—are architecturally constructed through algorithms. It positions algorithmically generated information as “passive information” and contrasts it with “active information” gathered through the embodied practice of walking randomly through the city.

By juxtaposing these two modes of encountering information, the exhibition offers new perspectives on the relationship between technology and urban space, and on how we perceive and experience information within contemporary cities.

Admission: Free