The world of art has been revolutionized with the release of Frank Bueltge’s latest masterpiece, ‘The Unknowable’. This media installation is a captivating work of art that explores the concept of postmodernism and the unknowable.

The Unknowable consists of a series of interconnected sculptures that are suspended in mid-air. The sculptures are made from a variety of materials, including wood, metal, and plastic, and are arranged in a circular formation. The sculptures are illuminated by LED lights that change color in a mesmerizing fashion. As the sculptures move, they create a unique soundscape that is both haunting and soothing.

At the center of the installation is a large projection screen that displays a series of images and videos that explore the concept of the unknowable. Through these images and videos, Bueltge is able to explore the ideas of postmodernism, as explored by philosopher Jean-François Lyotard. Lyotard’s concept of the ‘postmodern condition’ is one in which knowledge is seen as being relative and subjective, rather than absolute. Bueltge’s installation reflects this idea, as it is constantly changing and evolving, creating a unique experience for every viewer.

Frank Bueltge is no stranger to exploring the intersection of art, technology, and philosophy. His previous piece, The Unknowable: A Visual Postmodern Journey, explored similar concepts in a more traditional format.

Frank Bueltge is now experimenting with large language models, neural networks, and big data to create new and exciting works of art. With the release of The Unknowable, he has once again demonstrated his ability to create thought-provoking pieces that explore the unknowable. Link to his previous piece