An interactive music album set in a virtual re-creation of Chicago. Explore the hip-hop history of the city in 31 chapters, tracking the genre’s influence all the way to New York and Spoleto, Italy.

Anan Fries (Posthuman Wombs) uses AI bots and 3D printers to explore the potentials of queerness and creativity within the digisexual revolution. A multimedia video essay that you may—no, must—physically touch.

A darkly atmospheric, immersive game about the history of slavery and racism in the US and the UK—featuring powerful archival material and the stories of both well-known and unknown heroes.

This film, made with video contributions from users around the world, shows the emergence of a physical intelligence in a kind of primordial soup, fed with images of friction and gravity in our physical reality.

In his video installations, artist Sjef van Beers questions the stereotypical image of the gamer. He explores the underlying social mechanisms through text and animation, in search of a new political identity for these isolated young men.

This tirade in the form of a “walking simulator” is a blistering call to action against big tech, a paean to the free space the internet once was, and a lament for all we’ve lost to techno-capitalism.

What is your relationship with the internet? How does it shape your life? Jeroen van Loon collected over 1,400 letters on this topic from people around the world. The result is an installation that asks: Do we need the internet in our lives?

An immersive interactive film in which visual artist Jan Rothuizen travels to Colombia with his camera and drawing tools for an exploratory personal journey. What traces of the country’s complex history will he find in modern Colombia?

A sensual journey through a possible version of Amsterdam’s red-light district, where pleasure is everywhere to be had. Eroticism, anarchy and a seductively vibrating console go hand in hand.