exonemo's "RandoMe" examines how randomness shapes identity in an age when algorithms and cryptocurrencies have made unpredictability central to technology and culture. The artist duo—who have spent three decades exploring the digital-analog divide with sharp wit—presents new works that visualize randomness in unexpected ways, revealing how chance encounters with uniqueness can be both liberating and destructive. In "Hatch/et," a generic computer achieves irreplaceability by cracking a randomly generated code, only to be destroyed by an axe in the moment of its individuation.
