Google already knows what you’ll be eating tomorrow, while you’re catfishing someone else.

A search engine that plants trees when you use it, which will be felled for a product another website is selling you. In ‘I have to recalibrate who you are to me’ Casper de Jong and Ischa Kempka delve into contradictions in a digital world. Mobile phones, lighting up on fake green grass, with here and there a hidden… as a reference to the tension between nature and technology.

Reliefs with symbols that display the internet as something religious, made in ceramics. An old material that eternalizes a volatile online world. De Jong and Kempka conceal philosophical questions about the digital age in subtile works, with a hint here and there that leads you into a certain thinking pattern. A true story fairy tale, in which parts of our digital behavior are elaborated, to reflect on usual manner.