Aporias by Louisa Clement, now on view at Sprengel Museum
Louisa Clement’s first ever VR, Aporias, is now on view at the Sprengel Museum in Hanover until 6 October 2019. The work continues the German artist’s interest in real and artificial bodies, and automations, translating her celebrated photographic work into virtual reality.
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