01. D A T A S K Y - Cumulo
The D A T A S K Y project explores the phenomena of light deregulation in a hyperconnected world.
With digitalization, our relationship to time has been profoundly transformed. Sociologist Hartmut Rosa describes this as a form of “social acceleration,” which, in some cases, can lead to exhaustion or burnout.
The exhibition questions our relationship to artificial and natural light, as well as its impact on our biological clock. It also invites reflection on our dependence on digital technologies and on how blue light disrupts our circadian rhythms.
The D A T A S K Y project explores the phenomena of light deregulation in a hyperconnected world.
With digitalization, our relationship to time has been profoundly transformed. Sociologist Hartmut Rosa describes this as a form of “social acceleration,” which, in some cases, can lead to exhaustion or burnout.
The exhibition questions our relationship to artificial and natural light, as well as its impact on our biological clock. It also invites reflection on our dependence on digital technologies and on how blue light disrupts our circadian rhythms.
Cultural mediation
D A T A S K Y examines insomnia as a contemporary phenomenon:
20% of the young population in European countries suffers from insomnia.
The young generation has grown up with the smartphone — an object that disrupts their relationship to time and to their own body, while also shaping their social
D A T A S K Y examines insomnia as a contemporary phenomenon:
20% of the young population in European countries suffers from insomnia.
The young generation has grown up with the smartphone — an object that disrupts their relationship to time and to their own body, while also shaping their social