datadata

datadata is a collaborative artist duo whose practice blends digital technologies with analog processes to interrogate notions of authorship, identity, and the materiality of information. Since forming in the early 2010s, datadata has carved a unique niche within new media art, developing immersive installations, generative video works, and experimental sound pieces that explore the poetics and politics of data in a hyperconnected age. Rooted in a background that spans computer science and visual arts, the duo’s interdisciplinary approach fuses code, sculpture, and archival research, resulting in works that challenge viewers to consider the entanglements between human perception and machine intelligence. datadata’s projects have been exhibited internationally at venues such as the ZKM Center for Art and Media, Ars Electronica, and the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, and their works are frequently cited in discussions around post-internet aesthetics and critical data studies.

With a practice anchored in collaboration and process, datadata continues to push the boundaries of what it means for information to become art, constantly seeking new modes of engagement in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.