Sougwen Chung Presents Brainwave-Activated Artwork at Art Basel Hong Kong's Digital Sector
Artist Sougwen Chung is showcasing new works at Art Basel Hong Kong's Zero 10 sector, which focuses on digital art. Her main piece, Recursion 0, is a 10-meter scroll generated using brainwave data and will be finished during the fair. Chung discusses her exploration of human-machine creative partnerships, which began in 2015 through studies in neuroscience and human-computer interaction. Her D.O.U.G. series, exhibited globally including at London's Victoria and Albert Museum and Tokyo's National Art Center, examines themes like agency and temporality. Chung's work on this subject earned her a spot on Time's 2023 Time100 AI list.
Key facts
- Sougwen Chung is presenting at Art Basel Hong Kong's Zero 10 digital art sector
- Her centerpiece Recursion 0 is a 10-meter scroll created with brainwave data
- Chung started exploring human-machine collaboration in 2015
- Her D.O.U.G. series is in the permanent collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London
- Chung was included in Time's 2023 Time100 AI list
Entities
Artists
- Sougwen Chung
Institutions
- Art Basel Hong Kong
- Victoria and Albert Museum
- National Art Center Tokyo
- World Economic Forum
- Time
Locations
- Hong Kong
- London
- Tokyo
- Davos