Numerical Art 2026: Critical Fantasy was presented for the first time during the CAPHE Mobility 2026 at the National Museum in Szczecin as a fully virtual exhibition environment dedicated to sculpture, virtuality, and computational transformation.
The opening of the “Numerical Art 2026: Critical Fantasy” | Photo by Radosław Nagay
Curated by Aleksandra Łukaszewicz, Jose Manuel Revez, Radosław Nagay, Zbigniew Romańczuk, Robert Kaja, and Adriana Majdzińska, the exhibition brings together international artists: Andrzej Banachowicz & Piotr Koźniewski, Katarzyna Kujawska-Murphy, Aleksandra Łukaszewicz, Zbigniew Romańczuk & Radosław Nagay, Tomasz Skórka, Katerina Kyriafini, Robert Kaja, Jose Manuel Revez, and Anastasia Tsoutsouka, exploring the relationships between materiality, code, perception, and immersive digital space.
Opening Remarks by the Curator Prof. Aleksandra Łukaszewicz | Photo by Radosław Nagay
The presented works originate from physical objects — sculptures, textiles, assemblages, and installations — that undergo processes of digitisation, 3D transformation, and virtual recomposition, acquiring new forms of existence beyond gravity, fixed scale, and material stability.
Critical Fantasy approaches imagination not as escapism, but as a critical method for rethinking the relations between matter, technology, and perception in the era of immersive and computational environments.
The exhibition is available online via GALERIA KONKRET AR.T
The invitation link to the 3D venue for exploration on your visors is here.
Critical Fantasy Exploration | Photo by Radosław Nagay