Introducing “The Wandering Soul,” a mesmerizing exhibit that captures the transience of human connection. The piece features a labyrinth of interconnected mirrors, each reflecting distorted images of the viewer’s face, as though reminding us that we are but fleeting fragments of the greater world. The mirrors are suspended from the ceiling, gently swaying with the wind, a ghostly reminder of the impermanence of our existence. The reflective surfaces cast glimmers of light in every direction, creating a dazzling, otherworldly atmosphere.

This piece introduces the philosophical concept of impermanence, reminding us to cherish every moment and connection, for they too are fleeting. Like the mirrors, we are all interconnected, constantly changing, and affected by our surroundings. The artwork brings forth a haunting beauty, inviting the viewer to reflect upon the inevitable ephemerality of our lives.

Released today in the popular Museum of Modern Art by artist Frank Bueltge, “The Wandering Soul” is a continuation of Bueltge’s experiments with large language models, neural networks, and big data. Check out Bueltge’s previous piece, “Symphony of Solitude,” a hauntingly beautiful art installation of flickering caged lanterns, at frankbueltge.de.