March 10 – 21, 2027

CPH:LAB PROJECTS

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          CPH:LAB PROJECTS

          Find out more about the CPH:LAB projects of 2026/2027 and the last edition of 2025/2026

          2026-2027 CPH:LAB Projects

          Immersive Installation, Cross-media, Expanded Cinema

          Echoes From Inside

          An immersive installation where audiences enter a shifting body of fabrics and projections, becoming part of a fragmented landscape shaped by lived experiences of gender transitioning.

          Leniko Sennoma / Leniko Sennoma / Germany

          2025-2026 CPH:LAB Projects

          Main format: PC-based, room-scale art installation. Further distribution formats: desktop application, mobile app, online.

          ALL EXIT NO VOICE

          ALL EXIT NO VOICE is a text adventure set in a future seized by techno-libertarians. Players navigate an underground network in pursuit of transhuman ascension, engaging in conversations derived from online forums, where grotesque residents and their micro-ideologies shape the path forward.

          Sylvia Rybak & Marco Winter / Ula Sowa Przybylska / Germany & Poland

          Sensory environmental installation

          SYMBIOCENTRIC AI

          SYMBIOCENTRIC AI is a sensory environmental installation that invites visitors to experience intelligence not as human possession, but as a living web of relations between beings, environments, and adaptive systems — a relational way of knowing. It asks what kind of intelligence we envision at a time when AI increasingly shapes how we coexist.

          Sebastian Baurmann, Lena Thiele, Felipe Sanchez-Luna, Pascal Staudt & Valentin von Lindenau / Germany