Natural forms and organisms are increasingly transformed and reimagined through technology. These purely digital creations rarely remain confined to the screen, instead extending outward to form social and emotional connections with viewers. Through them, artists are uncovering new possibilities for understanding the self and our relationship to the environment.

This panel brings together two artists and two curators exploring the aesthetics and imagination of artificial life and forms. Through interactive chatbots, biomorphic sculptures, and curatorial perspectives grounded in image history, the discussion examines how these innovative practices are reshaping our perspectives. 

Speakers:
Shavonne Wong – Artist, Singapore / Thailand
00 Zhang  – Artist 
Isaiah Cheng  – Programmes Manager, DECK

Moderated by:
Clara Che Wei Peh – Curator and Arts Writer