The National Asian Culture Complex (ACC) in Gwangju, South Korea, marks its 10th anniversary with a solo exhibition by renowned Japanese sound artist Ryoji Ikeda. The exhibition, titled '2025 ACC Focus-Ryoji Ikeda', showcases seven artworks, including three new pieces that explore the intersection of technology and art. One highlight, 'data.flux[n02]', transforms human DNA info into art, resembling a digital galaxy. Another new work, 'critical mass', involves intense electronic sounds and visuals that evoke unease. Ikeda, known as a 'data artist', uses scientific data for creating 'data painting', engaging viewers' senses beyond mere information.
