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Data Never Dies exhibition explores digital memory and technology's impact

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The IMPAKT Centre for Media Culture is hosting an exhibition titled "Data Never Dies" from August 28 to November 15, 2026. The exhibition features artists like Ruben Mols and Joeri Boelhouwer, who explore themes of digital memory, information technology's impact on society, and the nature of digital traces. Mols' work, "Attic Memory/ Out of Mind," uses enlarged floppy disks to represent forgotten data, while Boelhouwer's "Digital Tomb" reconstructs abandoned digital worlds from childhood memories. AI

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Data Never Dies exhibition explores digital memory and technology's impact

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    ✨ We are excited to introduce Ruben Mols, one of the participating artists in our upcoming exhibition, Data Never Dies. ✨⁠ ⁠ Ruben Mols critically examines the

    ✨ We are excited to introduce Ruben Mols, one of the participating artists in our upcoming exhibition, Data Never Dies. ✨⁠ ⁠ Ruben Mols critically examines the development of information technology, blending feelings of curiosity and scepticism. Over the past thirty years, this t…

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    Data Never Dies | Joeri Boelhouwer⁠ ⁠ ✨ We are excited to introduce Joeri Boelhouwer, one of the participating artists in our upcoming exhibition, Data Never Di

    Data Never Dies | Joeri Boelhouwer⁠ ⁠ ✨ We are excited to introduce Joeri Boelhouwer, one of the participating artists in our upcoming exhibition, Data Never Dies. ✨⁠ ⁠ Returning to memories of his childhood, Joeri Boelhouwer reconstructs places and experiences through photograph…

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