Rhonda Holberton, Other Known Tomorrows, 2025
Mixed-media installation and video

Omni Intelligent, Installation View, Mandeville Art Gallery, October 1-December 6, 2025

Marcus Zúñiga, brown archaeoastronomy, 2025
Light, acrylic, wood

Amia Yokoyama, Psyche’s Mirror, 2022-23
Artist-made hologram, ceramic, glaze

Omni Intelligent, Installation View, Mandeville Art Gallery, October 1-December 6, 2025

Star Feliz, Siren of Oblivion, 2024
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[L to R]
Ánima Correa, Espejito XIX: Murmurs, 2023
Ánima Correa, Repeater 01, 2023
Ánima Correa, Espejito II, 2022

Omni Intelligent, Installation View, Mandeville Art Gallery, October 1-December 6, 2025

CROSSLUCID, Red the Ocean Around U, 2024
Prerecorded playthrough of an online multi-agential experience

Eglė Budvytytė, Songs from the compost: mutating bodies, imploding stars, 2020
Single-channel video (color, sound, 30 min.)

Omni Intelligent

Category : Exhibitions

VENUE Mandeville Art Gallery at UC San Diego
LOCATION La Jolla, CA
DATES Oct 1-Dec 6, 2025
URL mandevilleartgallery.ucsd.edu
PUBLICATION cecimoss.com
WALL LABELS cecimoss.com

ARTISTS
Eglė Budvytytė, Lou Cantor, Ánima Correa, CROSSLUCID, Star Feliz, Rhonda Holberton, Amia Yokoyama, agustine zegers, and Marcus Zúñiga

DESCRIPTION
Omni Intelligent is a group exhibition that explores the intertwined and interdependent relationships between non-human and human entities as artificial intelligence becomes an integrated part of contemporary life. The artworks suggest a departure from anthropocentrism towards a more complex, fluid, and expansive understanding of intelligence, existence, consciousness, and the self. Spanning a wide range of mediums—including scent, painting, sculpture, film, holography, game design, and ceramics— the exhibition offers the visitor a full sensory experience that speaks to the profound shifts unfolding during this pivotal moment.

Omni Intelligent is made possible by Teiger Foundation and Simons Foundation

All photos by Pablo Mason