Cybernetic Futures
Online Art Exhibitions
Infinite Self Pavilion
Exhibition Opening November 1, 2025
​✨ 28 artists, including Dr Lila Moore as curator-artist, are now confirmed for the next building phase of the Infinite Self Pavilion of the Wrong Biennale 2025–2026.
They span young stars of the next aesthetics, established pioneers who foresaw presence and futures before the tools existed, and those in between who craft with technology, psyche, body, and hybrid forms of dry (digital) and moist (organic + artifical) media.
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Lila Moore does not place curators above artists, just as she question academics who write of art or film without ever touching the craft.
What matters here is the communion of hands, minds, spirits, and eyes—many visions that utilize AI to explore the farthest reaches of inner and outer space, the Self and the Other.
The Pavilion unfolds as experimental, speculative, critical, and noetic—rising on the futuristic scaffolding of nature and culture, moving simultaneously forward and backward through time.
Exhibition Opening: November 1, 2025
Exhibition runs until March 31, 2026
Infinite Self Pavilion at The Wrong Biennale
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Curator: Dr Lila Moore - Cybernetic Futures Institute
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They span young stars of the next aesthetics, established pioneers who foresaw presence and futures before the tools existed, and those in between who craft with technology, psyche, body, and hybrid forms of dry (digital) and moist (organic+artificial) media.
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Anna Utopia Giordano, Dr Leonardo Barilaro, Romina Rahnamoun, Susanne Layla Petersen, Yichu Li, Gioula Papadopoulou, Olga Papadopoulou, Joseph Nechvatal, Luciana Haill, Plamen Yordanov, Zhongyao Wang, Zazie Productions, Garrett Lynch IRL, Nicola Bertoglio, Marcel Moonen, Maro Vedava, Degard, Claudi Sovrè, Nejc Trampuž, Mora Ibarra, Erica Crompton, Susan Detroy, Elena Shilova, YunXuan Yang, Caroline McManus, Aleksei Martyniuk, Vesna Stawa, Lila Moore, Io-See​
The Artists
Infinite Self Pavilion invites seekers to explore the evolving nature of the Self and its relationship with AI. Drawing on the ancient call to “Know Thyself,” it evokes timeless yet timely quests of identity, gender, spirituality, ritual magick, and transpersonal, ever expanding forms of art and collective selfhood. Artists venture into technoetic and imaginal realms where AI acts as an aesthetic catalyst for transformation. The pavilion opens portals to more than human planetary consciousness, fluid selves, and visionary cybernetic futures.
About The Wrong Biennale
The Wrong Biennale is an expansive, decentralized art event that unites artists, curators, institutions, and the public through a global exhibition of exhibitions. Organized and hosted both online and offline by independent curators, it showcases selected artworks within pavilions and embassies worldwide.
The upcoming 7th edition, taking place from November 1, 2025, to March 31, 2026, is dedicated to exploring the artistic potential of artificial intelligence. This edition will highlight AI-influenced art, video, text, and sound, inviting creators to engage with the transformative intersections between machine learning and contemporary artistic practices
The Wrong brings together established, emerging, and underrepresented artists and curators to explore creativity and contemporary digital art in a positive and constructive environment, presenting a diverse range of styles and mediums to a global audience, promoting inclusivity and encouraging cultural growth and experimentation.
Held every two years, The Wrong Biennale connects curators, artists, institutions and the public, to build an exhibition of exhibitions, earning widespread recognition and accolades from the global press, art community, and public.
Notably, it has received awards such as SOIS Cultura and an honorific mention from the European Commission's S+T+ARTS prize. The Wrong is an institutional member of the IBA - International Biennial Association..