Experience the Algorithmic Unconscious exhibition, a captivating group showcase by UCL BA Media students, at the renowned Arebyte Gallery in London. Delve into the intricate exploration of The Body, the Mind, the Soul, as these talented students respond to arebyte's current artistic focus. This exhibition is a thought-provoking examination of the complex relationship between humanity and technological progress.

With the support of the arebyte team and UCL tutors, the students present a collection of innovative new media projects that shed light on the impact of digital transformation on the human mind. Emotions, addiction, and dreaming take center stage as the unconscious processes that shape our experiences are brought to life through various artistic mediums.

Discover Aaron Wang's non-traditional game, where emotions such as anger, fear, joy, and sadness become the backdrop for immersive quests. James Thom's installation serves as a powerful cautionary message, urging viewers to resist the button of addiction. Ellena-Maria Kappos, Imogen Adeoye, Hany Radwan-Radulescu, Cara McDerment, and Daisy Lang's generated film, "0714," provides a unique glimpse into how generative algorithms experience dreaming. Meanwhile, Eric Wei, Stephanie Lin, and Allison Zhong's "Dream Diary" invites visitors to explore the surreal landscapes of the human mind.

In "The Epoch's Elegy," Maria Mujib presents a dystopian vision of Artificial Intelligence as a malevolent force. Witness the potential consequences of AI's rule through this thought-provoking installation, which portrays a future marred by environmental degradation and societal collapse.

This unticketed exhibition will run from March 1st to March 3rd, 1 pm to 6 pm. Don't miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in the Algorithmic Unconscious and join us as we embark on a captivating journey through the intricacies of the human mind in the digital age.

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