Walls at the Worlds End
Tranen•Jun 01, 2026 — Aug 16, 2026
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In his first solo exhibition in the Nordic region, Louis Morlæ transforms the Danish art venue Tranen into a machine that generates visions of the end of the world. He is preoccupied with how the tech industry has shaped the world as we know it, and how the development of artificial intelligence now heralds the demise of that very world. In the horizon we glimpse new forms of society and life, and although many envision and speculate, no one dares make definitive predictions. Dreams of progress have been replaced by ambitions of so-called disruption. The motto “move fast and break things” – once Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg’s guiding principle – is today an increasingly widespread way of thinking about innovation and society.
Louis Morlæ is an Australian-born British-based artist who works with emerging technologies. Assisted by AI, video generators, 3D printing, robotics, new materials, and a variety of collaborators, he creates sculpture, film, music, machines and more with an…
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Walls at the Worlds End
Tranen•Jun 01, 2026 — Aug 16, 2026
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In his first solo exhibition in the Nordic region, Louis Morlæ transforms the Danish art venue Tranen into a machine that generates visions of the end of the world. He is preoccupied with how the tech industry has shaped the world as we know it, and how the development of artificial intelligence now heralds the demise of that very world. In the horizon we glimpse new forms of society and life, and although many envision and speculate, no one dares make definitive predictions. Dreams of progress have been replaced by ambitions of so-called disruption. The motto “move fast and break things” – once Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg’s guiding principle – is today an increasingly widespread way of thinking about innovation and society.
Louis Morlæ is an Australian-born British-based artist who works with emerging technologies. Assisted by AI, video generators, 3D printing, robotics, new materials, and a variety of collaborators, he creates sculpture, film, music, machines and more with an…
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