{"id":6882,"global_id":"artdegypte.org\/ar?id=6882","global_id_lineage":["artdegypte.org\/ar?id=6882"],"author":"1","status":"publish","date":"2025-08-27 13:52:27","date_utc":"2025-08-27 10:52:27","modified":"2026-01-11 12:46:06","modified_utc":"2026-01-11 10:46:06","url":"https:\/\/artdegypte.org\/ar\/event\/technocrats\/","rest_url":"https:\/\/artdegypte.org\/ar\/wp-json\/tribe\/events\/v1\/events\/6882","title":"TECHNOCRATS","description":"

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SYNOPSIS<\/h2>\n

\u2018Technocrats\u2019 invited people to enter a space where artists ruled. Every artist dominated their own space, and the visitor became immersed in their world. Technocracy as a concept entails that the ruling class be made entirely of people who excel in their intellectual fields.<\/p>\n

They are not chosen haphazardly, but based on their intellect and technical expertise. This exhibition was a miniature recreation of a technocratic system, where the gallery space represented the world and the rulers were the artists. Each room was a world created by the artist. Once you entered the artist\u2019s space, you were obliged to abide by their rules, reimaging a new reality through the artist\u2019s vision, theories, and ideas.<\/p>\n

This exhibition aimed to blur the boundaries of our concrete world, merging multiple realities together and offering an alternative world.<\/p>\n

ARTWORKS<\/h2>\n