A double-gate fold brochure featuring closeups of Lek's “NOX Pavilion." Combined with video stills and in-depth didactics, guests take a piece of the exhibition home with them and contemplate the possible futures that reflect our world today.
The exhibition imagines NOX, a therapy center for self-aware, self-driving cars owned by the fictional Farsight Corporation. Though the vehicles appear as patients, their “care” serves to restore productivity rather than support well-being, revealing a system where control eclipses compassion.
NOX Pavilion immerses viewers in this world through installations and a three-channel film following Enigma-76, a delivery car whose sessions with an AI carebot expose its conflict between corporate purpose and personal desire.
