08/05/2026
is presented by independent arts platform Digital Art Week Asia ()
Curated by Warren Wee ()
This new media arts exhibition gathers four trailblazing female artists that treat the human environment not as a backdrop but as an active participant. In their own personal practices, their works cultivate new visual forms of attention and responsibility. Their works do not only document loss, but transforms environmental demolition into an immersive visual experience.
Riniifish’s () work examines the microscopic world, a world where organisms persist, mutate, and interact, and where small changes accumulate until they become ecological shifts. Virtual human imma (.gram) transforms familiar pollutants into a visible, wearable document of loss - the up-cycled dress worn is refashioned rather than erased and now contours the human silhouette, asking the viewer to hold contradiction in the same breath.
Transforming extinction into coexistence is ORLAN’s (.de.sainte.orlan) series of Artificial Intelligence (Al) generated work, where she is reincarnated into robots made from recycled materials placed in dialogue with endangered animals set within their natural environment. Pong Lai is an Al work by Bianca Tse () which speaks of an ecosystem of bodies, languages, trades and informal ecologies - densely built, improvisational and resilient in the face of neglect. Inspired by the defunct Kowloon Walled City, a demolition seen as a rupture of interdependence in this never ending reorganisation of the human condition.
PhotoFairs Shanghai ()
7 ~ 10 May 2026, Shanghai Exhibition Centre
Special thanks to Meta Media