Imagine a cultural institution without walls—where art emerges on street corners, engages in dialogue with urban landscape, and transforms everyday life. This is the bold vision driving Elektron in Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg.

On view from 17 May 2025, this new exhibition explores the intricate and ever-evolving connections between living organisms and machines.

It brings together works by artists who examine how technology and creativity can deepen our under­stand­ing of the complexity and beauty of the living world, and imagine its future forms.

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Presented in public spaces between May and October 2024, the exhibition explored the ecological, political, and social impli­ca­tions of the infra­struc­ture of the Internet through art.

With works by ScanLAB Projects, Ziyang Wu + Mark Ramos, Jeroen van Loon, Lucas LaRochelle, Corinne Vionnet, Serge Ecker and six students from the Interface Cultures programme at the Kunstuniversität Linz.