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Fuzzy Logic
6 March - 2 April 2026
Private view Thursday 5 March 6-8pm
Josephine Baker, Tobias Hauswirth, Antonio Parker-Rees, Jack Roberts
Curated by Alexander Harding
Fuzzy Logic is a computational paradigm that models reasoning through degrees of truth rather tha rigid binary opposition. Emerging from mid–twentieth-century mathematics, it has come to inform
fields such as machine control, image processing, and artificial intelligence; systems designed to
interpret signals that are never wholly clear or fixed. These technologies increasingly structure how
we navigate and understand the world.
This exhibition approaches fuzzy logic as a framework for thinking about contemporary artistic
practice. The indeterminacy that underpins algorithmic systems unequivocally shapes our cultural and aesthetic conditions.
Here, fuzziness is understood as a generative state. Within this malaise, fuzzy logic becomes a way
of understanding how contemporary art is formed within conditions of instability, where meaning
unfolds incrementally, metabolising these moments of dissonance into its own kind of language.
