Shu Lea Cheang is an artist and filmmaker whose work has expanded our understanding of digital culture since the 1990s. A pioneer of Net Art and a key figure in post-internet thinking, her groundbreaking practice continues to push the boundaries of the digital and physical realms. This book accompanies the exhibition KI$$ KI$$ at Haus…
Shu Lea Cheang is an artist and filmmaker whose work has expanded our understanding of digital culture since the 1990s. A pioneer of Net Art and a key figure in post-internet thinking, her groundbreaking practice continues to push the boundaries of the digital and physical realms. This book accompanies the exhibition KI$$ KI$$ at Haus der Kunst München. It features sketches, photographs, and work concepts by Cheang, a conversation between the artist and curator Sarah Johanna Theurer, as well as an essay on selected archival materials by the latter. A glossary and the first comprehensive bibliography of the artist’s work provide a systematic entry point into her diverse practice spanning installation, software interaction, video, film, and multiplayer performance.
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