Capitaloceno at proyectoamil: AI as Interlocutor in Critique of Capitalism

The exhibition titled 'Capitaloceno' is currently on display at proyectoamil in Lima and will continue until August 15, 2026. It showcases the work of more than thirty artists from Peru and around the globe, who investigate the impact of capitalism on our environment. The curatorial strategy incorporates extensive discussions with AI over the course of a year. Featured artists include Carlos Amorales, Tania Bruguera, María Cristina Salgado, Elena Tejada-Herrera, and Yoshua Okón, whose works address themes of resource extraction, labor, and future visions. Highlights include Amorales' 'Disturbios en la Luna' (2025), Bruguera's 'Accelerated Free Fall (AFF)' (2025), Salgado's 'Sueldo mínimo' (2023), Tejada-Herrera's 'Las Bambas' (2019), and Okón's 'El nuevo centro (Nike)'. The exhibition portrays capitalism as a complex system that influences various layers of society.