NOISE _____ 09.12.22 - 17.12.22

R52L Kunstraum, Berlin, DE

Noise provides unwanted information in digital images. It creates artefacts, unrealistic edges, invisible lines, corners, blurred objects. In other words, unwanted information in digital images. Noise is chaos. A cacophony of events that the human brain does not want to recognise. The word noise emerged at the end of the 19th century to describe interference caused by signal transmission over long distances. Digital noise equals image noise equals media noise.

In this exhibition, artists work to reproduce the human perception of the information noise we see during war. In the 21st century, chaos replaces enlightenment, noise replaces information. Where nothing can be heard and identified as true, everything can be talked about.

Text:
Guido Walter

With artists Sofiia Yesakova, Minor Alexander