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New exhibition

Here Comes the Sun:
Art, Energy and Natural Intelligence

6 February — 5 April

An artistic exploration of our rela­tion­ship with the sun as a source of energy, inspiration and intelligence.

Featuring works by James Bridle, Alice Bucknell and the collective project Solar Protocol, this exhibition examines the connections between art, solar energy and living systems. How can art help us rethink our energy models and our forms of intel­li­gence — natural, artificial and solar?

Artists
James Bridle
Alice Bucknell
Solar Protocol

Organised by Cercle Cité, with support from the Luxembourg City Film Festival and Ministère de l’Environnement, du Climat et de la Biodiversité.

Video still Alice Bucknell, Staring at the Sun, 2024-2025 © Alice Bucknell

The artists of Here Comes the Sun

Soon in Esch-sur-Alzette

Track Tracy
Daems van Remoortere

21 — 31 March

An interactive instal­la­tion where two AI-controlled beams of light turn public space into a chore­og­ra­phy involving passers-by, questioning our rela­tion­ship with algorithmic sur­veil­lance, privacy and media exposure.

Artists
Daems van Remoortere


Presented on the occasion of EschTechWeek 

Daems van Remootere, Track Tracy, 2018. Photo: Sander Heezen, 2019. 

Elektron is a platform dedicated to exploring the inter­sec­tions of art, digital tech­nolo­gies, science and societal challenges.

Established in 2023 following Esch2022 European Capital of Culture, and based in Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg, Elektron supports digital creativity and encourages public debate on emerging tech­nolo­gies through exhibitions, workshops and open events for all.

Elektron is supported by Ville d’Esch-sur-Alzette.

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