Disk Full invites you to confront the deluge of our digital lives. Artists, academics, and friends Janna Ahrndt and Christine Bruening reflect on their correspondence, delving into the endless and sometimes absurd world of digital accumulation. From the graveyard of forgotten memes, bookmarked webpages, and countless data fragments we amass, they ask: What drives our compulsion to save, screenshot, and archive a universe we rarely revisit? Through a lens that is both critical and playfully irreverent, this exhibition unpacks the weight of the cloud as our attention spans continue to shrink. 

A free, public reception and artist talk is scheduled for Friday, September 19, from 5:30 to 8 p.m., with the artist Q&A at 5:30 p.m. In addition to public programming downtown, visiting artist Janna Ahrndt will give a public lecture on Wednesday, September 17, at 5:00 p.m. in Julian T. White Hall 103 on LSU’s campus.

The “Faculty in Conversation Series” is structured to place LSU faculty voices “in conversation” with visiting artist peers to bring diverse perspectives on lived experiences, creative practices, and building artistic communities. 

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