The Totalists: Rachel Rossin
Current exhibition
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Albion Jeune is pleased to present The Totalists, a solo exhibition of new works by New York-based artist Rachel Rossin (b.1987, West Palm Beach). Comprising paintings and multimedia installations that utilise an AI software that the artist engineered and programmed, the exhibition confronts the exponential pace of technological change—what futurists call "the quickening"—and its impact on human creativity and autonomy.
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Drawing on Moore's Law, which predicts the doubling of computing power every two years, Rossin trains custom AI software employing her own artistic oeuvre as its dataset. The resulting works explore the widening chasm between human comprehension and machine intelligence. Layers of paint mimic glitch effects and screen artifacts, while colour palettesevoke digital interfaces, suggesting how technology has come to function as a nervous system.
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By engaging with themes of creativity, agency, and resistance, The Totalists offers a powerful counterpoint to technological determinism. Rossin seeks to open the "black box," making invisible forces tangible and reaffirming the power of art/human expressionto illuminate, provoke, and ultimately empower us in the face of forces that often feel beyond our control.
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Selected works
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