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Emotional Supply Chains

The construction of identity in the digital age.

ALEKSANDRA DOMANOVIĆ, Things to Come, 2014 (detail). Photo: David Bebber

The Zabludowicz Collection’s new exhibition, “Emotional Supply Chains”, investigates the construction of identity in the digital age and the tensions that spark from it as a result.

Whilst we have come a long way since the early sounds of dial-up, our freedom within the realm of the internet is constantly compromised and contradicted. Featuring 17 leading international artists and including four new commissions, all works are drawn from the Zabludowicz Collection and produced since the year 2000. Divided into three parts, the “dualities of self”, the “performed and networked self”, and “origins and renewal”, the exhibition explores all aspects of contemporary identity. Exhibited artists include Aleksandra Domanović, Neïl Beloufa, Simon Denny, Ann Hirsch, Pierre Huyghe and Daniel Keller to name a few.

SIMON DENNY, The Personal Effects of Kim Dotcom, 2013-15; featuring an artwork from COLIN CHRISTIAN Installation view “Emotional Supply Chains” at Zabludowicz Collection, London, 2016. Photo: David Bebber

SIMON DENNY, The Personal Effects of Kim Dotcom, 2013-15. Installation view “Emotional Supply Chains” at Zabludowicz Collection, London, 2016. Photo: David Bebber

SIMON DENNY, The Personal Effects of Kim Dotcom, 2013-15 (detail). Installation view “Emotional Supply Chains” at Zabludowicz Collection, London, 2016. Photo: David Bebber

SIMON DENNY, The Personal Effects of Kim Dotcom, 2013-15. featuring artwork by Colin Christian. Installation view “Emotional Supply Chains” at Zabludowicz Collection, London, 2016. Photo: David Bebber

CHRISTOPHER KULENDRAN THOMAS, (l-r) When Platitudes Become Form, 2013 - on going;When Platitudes Become Form, 2014. Photo: David Bebber

KORAKRIT ARUNANONDCHAI, Painting with history in a room filled with people with funny names 3, 2015. Installation view “Emotional Supply Chains” at Zabludowicz Collection, London, 2016. Courtesy the artist; Zabludowicz Collection, London; Carlos/Ishikawa, London; Clearing, New York. Photo: David Bebber

ALEKSANDRA DOMANOVIĆ, 19:30, 2010. Installation view “Emotional Supply Chains” at Zabludowicz Collection, London, 2016. Photo: David Bebber

DANIEL KELLER, AmazonGlobalPriority Cairn Shelving Unit 1, 2013. Installation view “Emotional Supply Chains” at Zabludowicz Collection, London, 2016. Photo: David Bebber

CHRISTOPHER KULENDRAN THOMAS, When Platitudes Become Form, 2013 - ongoing. Photo: David Bebber

NEÏL BELOUFA, Lifestyles, 2013 (detail). Installation view “Emotional Supply Chains” at Zabludowicz Collection, London, 2016. Photo: David Bebber

NEÏL BELOUFA, Lifestyles, 2013 (detail). Photo: David Bebber

NEÏL BELOUFA, Lifestyles, 2013. Photo: David Bebber

NEÏL BELOUFA, Lifestyles, 2013. Installation view “Emotional Supply Chains” at Zabludowicz Collection, London, 2016. Photo: David Bebber

ED FORNIELES, Dorm Daze, 2011-16 (detail). Installation view “Emotional Supply Chains” at Zabludowicz Collection, London, 2016. Photo: David Bebber

ANN HIRSCH, Playground (The Beginning), 2016. Installation view “Emotional Supply Chains” at Zabludowicz Collection, London, 2016. Photo: David Bebber

ED FORNIELES, Dorm Daze, 2011-16 (detail). Photo: David Bebber

FRANCES STAR, from the @therealstarkiller series, 2014-ongoing. Photo: David Bebber

ELOISE HAWSER, Sunrise Plaza, 2016. Installation view “Emotional Supply Chains” at Zabludowicz Collection, London, 2016. Photo: David Bebber ELOISE HAWSER, Sunrise Plaza, 2016. Installation view “Emotional Supply Chains” at Zabludowicz Collection, London, 2016. Photo: David Bebber

DANIEL KELLER, Onanet Spiruline 1, 2015 (detail). Photo: David Bebber

Installation view “Emotional Supply Chains” at Zabludowicz Collection, London, 2016. Photo: David Bebber

GUAN XIAO, Documentary: From National Geographic to BBC, 2015. Installation view “Emotional Supply Chains” at Zabludowicz Collection, London, 2016. Photo: David Bebber

GUAN XIAO, Documentary: From National Geographic to BBC, 2015 (detail). Photo: David Bebber

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Emotional Supply Chains

The construction of identity in the digital age.

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