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Within the seventeenth century, Anglican Bishop and thinker Dr George Berkeley questioned whether or not a tree falling in a forest will make a sound when nobody is round to listen to it. 4 hundred years later, 40-something Delhi-based artists Jiten Thukral and Sumir Tagra elevate an analogous query:

“If a tree falls in the Metaverse, and no one is logged on, do we hear it? Does it echo and shake the earth? Do the birds cry in mourning?” This poignant question is raised amidst considerations of technological overreach with the launch of pioneering AI software program ChatGPT and its copycats. It performs out in visible kind by way of their latest solo present, Arboretum, at Delhi’s Nature Morte gallery.

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