Dreams are the language through which we speak to ourselves. In the digital age, this language shifts: imagination and memory entwine with code, and the logic of dreaming enters the realm of algorithms. Digital Dreams explores artificial intelligence not as a tool, but as a medium where new forms of imagination emerge. Algorithms become mirrors, reflecting our hidden images, desires, and fears. Here, artists and machines co-create multilayered spaces where the present unfolds as a stream of images and reflections — an encounter with ourselves through the digital realm.

A curatorial website — open to all, free to explore — will serve as the exhibition space.

The exhibition will take place from 1 November 2025 to 31 March 2026, as part of The Wrong Biennale.

Each artist is invited to submit 1–3 works (digital or adaptable to a virtual format).
Applications should include:

• A short CV (up to 200 words)
• A concept or statement of the work(s) (up to 300 words) and a link to the work(s)
• A link to your website or social media

Participation is free of charge. Works will not be sold during the exhibition, but artists’ contact details will be shared for potential inquiries.