Artificial intelligence is no longer just generating images on a screen. It is running a live ecosystem. Dutch artist Ray Tijssen, who works under the alias 0010×0010, just opened his “Algorithmic Organisms 2.0” exhibition in Kuala Lumpur. The doors unlocked on July 4 at The Grey Box inside the GMBB creative hub.
This is not a loop of pre-rendered videos. The installation relies on live artificial intelligence. Two systems, Alien Illuminate and SQNXR, drive the environment, shifting and reacting in real-time. That means the visuals and spatial soundscapes you experience on a Tuesday will look and sound different by Thursday.
The July 4 to July 19 run at The Grey Box relies entirely on multimodal AI orchestration driving the real-time experience.
Jazzy Group of Companies and MAISEAT organized the event. The exhibition earned the support of the National Art Gallery, confirming its status as Malaysia’s first AI-driven audiovisual art experience.
How Live Inference Changes the Gallery Experience
Tijssen previously brought his algorithmic installations to MOCA Bangkok in a partnership with Samsung. Now, this Kuala Lumpur exhibit introduces a different technical approach. The setup relies on latency-sensitive local inference systems.
Static digital art simply plays a file. A generative audiovisual environment forces hardware to compute outputs continuously. The software interprets inputs to draw new frames and synthesize fresh audio tracks on the fly. This requires serious processing power sitting right there in the room.
Organizers officially bill this as the first large-scale AI generative art event in the country. It shifts the focus from what an artist rendered yesterday to what the machine generates right now.