Have you ever dreamed of a limitless life? Conceived in lockdown, Alice Buck-nell’s E-Z Kryptobuild (2020) is a “post-apocalyptic sustainable luxury” for high-net-worth individuals offered by a scam crypto company. The satirical narrative questions architecture’s role in producing systems of global inequity and the climate emergency. Embodying a visual language of reality TV shows from Selling Sunset to Love Island, E-Z Kryptobuild critiques the delusional complexes of Silicon Valley and starchitecture culture through a cast of characters including global influencers Kim Kardashian, a disgruntled intern, and the resurrected ghost of Dame Zaha Hadid.

Though different in mediums, artworks on view open up a space to reflect on the human condition and its ever-changing relation to machines and non- human entities.

In the reading room, a selection of materials provides insider perspectives of artists, cultural theorists, policymakers, and critics on the subject of digital spaces, while a timeline helps to guide visitors to keywords, events, and tech- nological developments that have taken art into the age of blockchain.

The exhibition coincides with MUC.xyz, a two-day in-person event programmed for May 2022 in Haus der Kunst, Munich.