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Royal Academy of Art, The Hague Showcases Diverse Student Projects

The Royal Academy of Art, The Hague (KABK) presented innovative student projects exploring themes from quantum physics and global trade to vulnerability and AI.

Projects include a flesh-like installation on interdependence and a kinetic sound installation inspired by urban shifts. Another work examines organism vulnerability, challenging human superiority and exploring coexistence.

Student works delve into global trade, following used vehicles from Europe to Africa. An installation inspired by quantum communication uses light to explore engagement with complex systems.

Further projects address far-right political imagery and its manipulation, advocating for visual literacy. Another piece examines sonic governance and AI ethics through a language model.

Other creations include a project reinterpreting boundaries with reclaimed foam and a self-organized common space, Gallery Zero, fostering collective participation.

Student work also features ceramic glazes from restaurant waste and a typeface family inspired by Lithuanian traditions.

KABK emphasizes student freedom and experimentation, with tutors guiding students to develop unique practices.

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