Ksawery Komputery:
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Every day, we input our personal information into clouds of data. At the same time, we are witnessing the emergence of increasingly human-like artificial intelligence.
Imagine your avatar as a self-minded clone of yourself, trained to assist you with your daily tasks. Maybe the era of keyboards is coming to an end. Maybe, soon, all we will do is speak to screens.
ENTER is an interactive light installation that explores these ideas through half a mile of double-sided LED strips, a high-framerate infrared camera, a sound system with four speakers, and a microphone, all running on custom software and hardware.
About the Artist
Ksawery Komputery is a creative technology studio working at the intersection of digital art, generative systems, and immersive environments. Founded by new media artist Ksawery Kirklewski and led together with Jakub Kirklewski, the Poland-based studio develops interactive installations, audiovisual performances, generative animations, and phygital artworks using custom-built software and hardware.
The studio specializes in large-scale multimedia environments driven by real-time systems and proprietary tools. Their work combines light, sound, and spatial design to transform physical spaces into dynamic visual experiences. All core technologies are developed in-house, and the studio manages the entire production process, including concept development, engineering, fabrication, and international deployment.
Ksawery Komputery collaborates with cultural institutions, festivals, and brands worldwide. Recent projects include stage installations for Childish Gambino, Erykah Badu, and Julian Casablancas, as well as installations such as FLUX (BLINK Festival, Miami Art Week, Noor Riyadh), ENTER (NXT Museum, Amsterdam; Khroma Museum, Berlin), and LOTUS (Paris Fashion Week). The studio also created the music video Symphony in Acid for Max Cooper and collectible phygital artworks exhibited internationally.
Artwork Location
Ksawery Komputery, ENTER, installation view at Biennale Gliwice, Poland, 2025. Courtesy of the artist.