Meet your match in Kiasma’s maze-like corridors. Negotiation skills are your ticket to success in this 3D game.

Revisit the early history of the internet. The webpages unfold as an endless colour stream in a controlled mathematical sequence.

Put on a VR viewer and let the video guide you through the ARS17 exhibition. Something is amiss – but what?

Three sculpture figures discuss their fate in the artist’s imaginary desktop view.

Packed inner tube to inner tube, a vast raft of vacationers is adrift in the ocean. Is this what humanity has come to?

The warts of reality intrude upon fantasy. Life is far from hunky-dory for the storybook characters played by the artist.

Follow the artist as he wanders through haunting landscapes from the Romantic era.

Dear D is a video about romantic relationships and love, compiled from screenshots.

The crowd cheers as a SWAT team launches a series of surprise attacks on homes.

Transform your photo into a digital painting with the artist’s self-created image editing software.

Immerse yourself in sound art and mix your own version of music tracks by Pink Twins.

Click the hypnotic stripes and watch the work change before your eyes. This game cannot be won or lost.

Prospect Revenge by Robertas Narkus is a website. In the piece, a fictional entrepreneur presents a business idea.

The artist transforms himself and his friends into floating apparitions. The uncanny jumble of objects subverts the traditions of traditional portraiture.

See and experience how time is bent out of shape when a gravitational wave algorithm is merged with digital imagery.

This work reminds us that the internet is not free and equal for everyone. Click and experience the work in different locations and at different times.

Join the cartoon fox on his adventures in a black-and-white pixelated universe.

What happens to a digital image when you tamper with its source code?

A living Random Number Generator writes its own digital poetry. The generator is powered by a colony of micro-organisms.

Otto Byström’s artwork 9 Billion Apps is a collage of diverse elements.