What Remains (Onassis ONX)

Abandoned theaters are given a speculative digital afterlife. A sculpture attempts to translate itself into code. Ice forms, melts, and becomes language. Across What Remains, technology appears not as a neutral tool, but as a material and cultural force that translates, distorts, and reanimates the worlds it encounters. Such an elusive force can both bring us together and set us apart, connecting and separating in equal measure. The creative practices of these seven artists dwell in unstable spaces between physical and digital experience, revealing moments when translation breaks down, perception shifts, and familiar forms acquire new meanings. Rather than resolving these tensions, the artists use them to explore the gaps between an object and its data, a body and its virtual image, an environment and the systems designed to interpret it.