Ke Jade Fan's Digital Architectures on Display at COOC Nightclub
The exhibition 'Shifting Spatial Spirits' by Ke Jade Fan took place at COOC, a nightclub, as part of a group showcase organized by Jack Trodd from Brushes with Greatness (BWG) Gallery. This event explored the impact of digital architecture and behavioral systems on modern physicality. A graduate of the Royal College of Art, Fan designs rendered spaces that investigate the connection between bodies and their environments, with notable series including SCP-333, TALE, Itchi, and Protocol. Highlights of the exhibition were 'Itchi: Naughty Corner in the Park' and 'Itchi: Playroom.' The nightclub backdrop emphasized the similarities between Fan's digital creations and real-world spaces, prompting discussions on the significance of digital art in today's smartphone-driven society and algorithmic oversight.
Key facts
- Ke Jade Fan's exhibition 'Shifting Spatial Spirits' was held at COOC, a nightclub.
- The exhibition was curated by Jack Trodd, Director of Brushes with Greatness (BWG) Gallery.
- Fan is a graduate of the Royal College of Art.
- Her practice includes series such as SCP-333, TALE, Itchi, and Protocol.
- Works like 'Itchi: Naughty Corner in the Park' and 'Itchi: Playroom' explore behavioral systems.
- The Protocol series includes 'Respiratory Protocol', 'Posture Protocol', and 'Affective Protocol'.
- The exhibition was part of a group show at COOC.
- Fan's work is compared to Dan Graham and Carsten Höller but resists physical immersion.
Entities
Artists
- Ke Jade Fan
- Dan Graham
- Carsten Höller
Institutions
- Brushes with Greatness (BWG) Gallery
- Royal College of Art
- COOC
Locations
- COOC