Art & Design

21 sept 2020

Trevor Paglen: spy on the live visitors of his new exhibition

On September 10, Trevor Paglen opened the gates of his new exhibition at the Pace Gallery in London. Once again, the American artist presents works that highlight the dangers of artificial intelligence. He also imagined a creative device inspired by the technological mutations in a post-quarantine era: the virtual visitors can infiltrate the exhibition through multiple cameras and project their own images on the screens. Numéro spoke with the artist about his work.

Interview by Matthieu Jacquet.

Photography by Damian Griffiths.
Photography by Damian Griffiths.
Photography by Damian Griffiths.
Photography by Damian Griffiths.
Trevor Paglen.
Trevor Paglen, “Bloom (#79655d)” (2020). dye sublimation print, 66 cm × 49.5 cm
Trevor Paglen, “Bloom (#7a5a4e)” (2020). dye sublimation print, 175.3 cm × 233.7 cm
Trevor Paglen, “Bloom (#5f5554)” (2020). dye sublimation print, 175.3 cm × 233.7 cm
Trevor Paglen, “Bloom (#a8866d)” (2020). dye sublimation print 137.2 cm × 102.9 cm
Trevor Paglen, “Classifications of Gait” (2020). pigment print, 121.9 cm × 121.9 cm
Trevor Pagle, “Airlines and Sentiments” (2020). pigment print, 147.3 cm × 147.3 cm
Trevor Paglen, “Bloom (#8d5b4a)” (2020). Vinyl print, dimensions variable
Trevor Paglen, “AC” (2020). pigment on textile. 45.7 cm × 45.7 cm
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