In her exhibition Tech-High! @annaorbergdotcom depicts the back side of the hyper-technological world that surrounds us through a video work and a felt sculpture. Together with the video work hangs a felt sculpture that keeps us in the material world. The sculpture takes shape after a scene from a presentation video for the new social media Metaverse where all togetherness is limited to virtual reality. Unlike weaving and similar textile production, which is based on a pixel structure and therefore has a close connection to the digital, felt is made by entangling organic fibres into a random and unpredictable mass. Ørberg’s sculpture can be seen as an appropriation of the founder of Metaverse, Mark Zuckerberg’s, future vision for the internet. For this exhibition, the figure is no longer a digital simulation but in Ørberg’s version contains a tactile and aesthetic quality that can only be experienced in the physical world. Shown until January 22 as part of the exhibition "Tech-High!". Curated by @anders.international and @madsenbemil With support form @statenskunstfond and Kulturstationen Vanløse. Photo: @madsholmmads #Algorithms#AlgorithmsAnonymous#Metaverse#DeepDownTheRabbitHole#web3#blockchain#NFT#AnnaØrberg#TechHigh!#Nikolajkusthal#NewExhibition#contemporaryart#Copenhagen#DKkultur#DKkunst#kulturkvarteret#historieogkunst