ExhibitionPresented byssslukeArtistsParker ItoPetra CortrightEvil BiscuitmifellaAnn Hirsch & Maya ManluhhfellaTojiba Brand ManagerterrorismNew Bad Image explores how online culture reshapes identity through endless circulation. In a time where meaning is manufactured by marketing departments and guided by the rule that “attention makes attention,” the exhibition asks what remains of authenticity and authorship. Many of the artists assemble found and deteriorated imagery scavenged from the web, the show proposes a counter methodology… self made mythmaking. Losing oneself in the infinite scroll becomes a generative act: a way to reclaim agency through the noise that threatens to erase it. Text by sssluke

Notes on the New Bad Image by Brian Droitcour is published on Right Click Save.

You can mint the exhibition flyer by Andreas Gysin here.‘identify what the algorithm wants and do too much of it. To notice how it works, and push until it breaks. To ape in so hard you achieve a state that is sub-human and not machine-readable. This is the new bad image.’Brian Droitcour‘The new bad image isn’t a model, the way a good image is. It’s an icon that signifies what the good image is supposed to do, and how it fails.’Brian Droitcour‘logging off is the only avant garde act left to do on the internet ’pappachanga‘inject the soul of Mifella, a local figure of great power and mystery, into your fallen friend's body. And thus, the legend of DriFella is born.’evil biscuitMint exhibition flyer here.