In the contemporary world, humans seem to have been transformed into informational components—data, pixels, codes. Our faces are scanned, our identity is digitized, and we live both within and through these digital images. This experience is new in human history, and it remains unclear what it means to be human in this new reality. The issue, however, is not solely technological.
What is a human being, and where is their place in the spatiotemporal dimension we now inhabit? To approach this question, we examine the multilayered nature of human existence—from digital code to biological cycle, from data circulation to the continuity of memory. We neither reconcile with nor argue against these inevitable realities. The exhibition is an attempt by two artist friends—not to provide answers, but to reflect on these questions. Or perhaps, simply to make their concerns visible, so that those who have similar questions feel they are not alone.
Curator:
- Margarita Ghazaryan
Artists:
- Ine Sergeyan,
- Margarita Ghazaryan
01.07 – 15.07
NPAK, 2025