Artificial intelligence often hides behind the “black box”—opaque data and processes that shape systems of power, bias, and control. In contrast, Debox foregrounds transparency as both an aesthetic and political act. This pavilion highlights artists who expose the datasets, archives, and hidden labor of large language models. By surfacing the values and processes behind their work, they frame transparency itself as a radical gesture of resistance.

Work by Nimrod Astarhan, Nick Briz, Mou Peijing, Everest Pipkin, Eryk Salvaggio, Philipp Schmitt, Caroline Sinders, Chelsea Thompto, Rodell Warner, Emilia Yang

Curated by Jenna deBoisblanc and Jon Chambers.
Public Access Memories Gallery.
New Orleans, USA.

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