Viewers find themselves captivated by the edgy unconventionality of the works of Christoph Faulhaber, which point out the contradictions and abysses of our society today. In his new cycle he examines artificial intelligence. What at first seems like a phenomenon far distant from everyday life ultimately reveals a fascinating topicality. Marshall McLuhan talked about “art as radar.” It is an “early warning system that allows us to recognize social and psychological weaknesses far in advance.” There is hardly any other artist to whom this applies as much as it does to Faulhaber and his art, which dares to look toward the future in order to show, through artificial intelligence, what the consequences of our present day might be. CHRISTOPH FAULHABER (*1972, Osnabrück), conceptual artist, performer, filmmaker, and author, is known for his political and socially critical projects. His work has been seen in such institutions as the Schirn Kunsthalle in Frankfurt, the Staatliche Kunsthalle in Baden-Baden, the Kunsthalle Osnabrück, the Museo Reina Sofía, Madrid, and the National Gallery in Prague, as well as in Mexico, Lagos, and Venice. EXHIBITIONS Künstlerhaus Wassermühle Trittau, Schleswig Holstein March 28–May 10, 2020 AI Opera in Mumbai and Bangalore April–Mai 2020weiterlesen