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DIVINE INTELLIGENCE
Eks-rummet, Copenhagen, Denmark
15.12.2023 - 30.12.2023

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Laila Svensgaard explores in her solo show at Eks-rummet the intersection of science, faith, and the digital age through a series of new thought-provoking works. one highlight includes a large pencil drawing, inspired by the Hubble Space Telescope's "Pillars of Creation," challenging viewers to reflect on the invisible forces shaping our understanding of the universe. Svensgaard's deliberate choice of this astronomical reference connects to a deeper exploration of divine concepts, drawing inspiration from a 1857 sermon by Charles Spurgeon.

Another series, "The Robes of The Virgin Mary," comprises ten monochrome paintings in ultramarine blue, mimicking smartphone shapes and delving into the symbolic richness of this historically significant color. The exhibition also features a handmade artist book, incorporating AI-generated Gospel-style texts, such as "The Cosmic Gospel" and "The Gospel of Ultramarine Blue." This exploration of AI and spirituality prompts viewers to consider the evolving relationship between technology and our understanding of the divine. The exhibition, supported by various foundations, invites audiences to contemplate the fusion of art, science, and spirituality in the contemporary digital era.

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