Another Perception
Tsinghua University Art Museum, Beijing, ChinaCurator: Diane Xing, Sun Yiwei
Artists: Chen Xiaoyi, Semiconductor, Judith Roder, Marjolijn Dijkman, Wang & Soderstrom、Fei Yining, Emilija Skarnulyte, Long Pan, Marc Lee, Jakob Kudsk Steensen, Qiu Yu, Dillon Marsh
Tsinghua Art Museum, Beijing
Another Perception: Forms of Time, Whisper of the Other, Digital Traces
This exhibition continues the museum’s mission of research and collection in contemporary art. It marks the fourth installment in the museum’s contemporary art series since its launch in 2021—previous exhibitions include The State of Existence (2021), Seeing and Being Seen (2024), and The Pact with Nature (2025).
Another Nature (2026) continues the series’ ongoing focus on contemporary art, shifting attention from human conditions, mechanisms of seeing, and the human–nature contract toward the perceptions and expressions of the non-human world, introducing new lines of inquiry to the series.
Another Nature invites audiences to temporarily set aside human scales of perception and sense how stones remember, how fungi communicate, and how algorithms dream. The exhibition focuses on how we perceive life, matter, and processes that are non-human or beyond human scale.
Exhibited Artwork
Losing Oneself - Voices from the Deep Sea
Interactive Net-Based Installation and Online Game.gallery-item:nth-child(n+7){display: none;} In this speculative scenario, deep-sea organisms have evolved the ability to access artificial intelligence models. By merging this external knowledge with their own forms of intelligence, they observe and interpret humanity from the depths. In the immersive installation, visitors enter a live, multilingual dialogue with a synthetic swarm. Its voices more …
