NOX High-Rise presents a provocative installation that imagines a future where autonomous vehicles require psychological care. Centered around the concept of Nonhuman Excellence, the exhibition critiques modern society's relationship with technology and mental health. The immersive experience utilizes visuals, sound, and architecture to engage viewers, prompting them to think critically about emotional labor, personhood, and AI as part of urban life. This installation, premiering at the Hammer Museum, extends Lawrence Lek's ongoing exploration of technology’s role in shaping human experiences in a digitized world.
The exhibition offers a chilling yet compelling reflection on the ethical entanglements of artificial intelligence and urban life.
By flipping the subject from person to machine, Lek forces viewers to reconsider how society frames empathy, burnout, and personhood.
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