Random International
Works
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Random InternationalFragments, 2016Stainless Steel Mirrors, Aluminium, High-Density Fibre Board, Motors, Camera, Computer360 x 120 x 10 cm
141 3/4 x 47 1/4 x 4 in -
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Random InternationalStudy of Tomorrow Variation 3, 2024Signed Giclée Prints Edition of 150.
Pigment on 100% Archival Cotton Fine Art Paper (unframed).42 x 60 cm
16 1/2 x 23 5/8 in -
Random InternationalStudy of Tomorrow Variation 2, 2024Signed Giclée Prints Edition of 150.
Pigment on 100% Archival Cotton Fine Art Paper (unframed).42 x 60 cm
16 1/2 x 23 5/8 in -
Random InternationalStudy of Tomorrow Variation 1 , 2024Signed Giclée Prints Edition of 150.
Pigment on 100% Archival Cotton Fine Art Paper (unframed).42 x 60 cm
16 1/2 x 23 5/8 in -
Random InternationalStudy of Tomorrow Triptych, 2024Post digital art group Random International experiments with the human, emotional response to the encounter with artificial intelligence in this new, multifaceted body of work. Exploring different properties of the intelligence and how it can be viewed by the human eye, the collection spans three categories: ‘Mass’, ‘Spectrum’ and ‘Dimension’.Signed Giclée Prints Edition of 150, Pigment on 100% Archival Cotton, including 3 Unique Generative Animations (60 seconds long) from an exclusive collection of 450
Each: 42 x 60 cm
16 1/2 x 23 5/8 in
Biography
Established in 2005, Random International is a postdigital art group exploring the impact of technological development on the human condition. Best known for their large-scale interactive installations, the group works across an array of media including sculpture, light, kinetics, video, print, and sound. Led by founders Hannes Koch (b.1975, Germany) and Florian Ortkrass (b.1975, Germany), the group has a studio in London and comprises a global team of complementary talent.
Experimental by nature, Random International’s practice is fuelled by research and scientific discovery. The group channels irrepressible collective energy—mediated via the machine—into acts of public co-creation, which invite subjective experiences of consciousness. Random International aims to broaden the question of what it is to be alive today by experimenting with how we connect: to different kinds of life, to different views of the world, and to one another.
Experimental by nature, Random International’s practice is fuelled by research and scientific discovery. The group channels irrepressible collective energy—mediated via the machine—into acts of public co-creation, which invite subjective experiences of consciousness. Random International aims to broaden the question of what it is to be alive today by experimenting with how we connect: to different kinds of life, to different views of the world, and to one another.
