Entangled Agencies by Supernormal.space
1 January 2026
Past Arts x Tech Lab
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Summary
Entangled Agencies, organised by Supernormal.space (opens in new tab) and produced by Tusitala, is an artist fellowship focused on AI and computational culture, bringing together Isabella Ong, Brandon Tay, and Andreas Schlegel. Each fellow has organised a public lecture and hands-on workshop exploring human–machine collaboration in contemporary art. The fellowship culminated in an exhibition that presented the fellows’ works alongside a small, curated selection of projects developed by programme participants.
Featuring three modules consisting of artist-led workshops, talks, and lectures, participants were invited to engage in hands-on, experimental learning to critically explore how humans and machines co-create, instruct, and learn from one another.
The three modules were:
Module 1: Instructing and Instructed by artist fellow Isabella Ong
Module 2: Generating and Generated by artist fellow Brandon Tay
Module 3: Mirroring and Mirrored by artist fellow Andreas Schlegel
For more information about the modules including its lectures, artist talks and workshops, please refer here (opens in new tab).
About the Programmer & Curator
Supernormal.space (opens in new tab) is an independent platform dedicated to experimental, process-driven, and cross-disciplinary practices at the intersection of art, technology and design. Founded by Ivan Lee of Modular Unit and Ong Kian Peng, Supernormal.space (opens in new tab) emphasises risk-taking, the importance of process over outcome, and the cultivation of alternative modes of exhibition-making through the artists and projects it supports. It has also hosted a range of programming including new media installations, performance, screenings and hybrid projects, shaping conversations around contemporary and media art in the region.
About the Producer
Tusitala (opens in new tab), a Singapore-based digital storytelling studio that creates novel literary experiences and produces art and tech exhibitions and events
About the Artist Fellows
Isabella Ong is a Singapore-based artist whose work explores the relationship between data, form and environment. Working across installation, code and text, she examines how ecological, cultural and technical systems are structured and represented. Her practice engages with material processes alongside physical computation and generative methods, translating natural phenomena into spatial and visual languages.
Brandon Tay is a Singapore-born, Shanghai-based artist whose work explores the shifting boundaries between technology, fiction, and material form.Working through sculpture, simulation, and moving image, he creates objects that blur distinctions between system and symbol — between what we know and what we imagine. Tay has exhibited both individually and collaboratively at major international platforms such as the Singapore Biennale, Transmediale, the National Communications Museum (Melbourne), Art Dubai, and Frieze Seoul, among others.
Andreas Schlegel is a German-born, Singapore-based artist and educator working with code, generative systems and interactive processes. He creates installations, performances, and audio-visual works that examine human-machine interaction. His individual and collaborative works have been exhibited at venues including National Gallery Singapore, Groninger Museum, Tainan Art Museum, Total Museum of Contemporary Art Seoul among others. He teaches at LASALLE | University of the Arts Singapore.
