THE CURATOR
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Jes Chen (b. 1998, China) is a London-based installation artist and curator working at the intersection of interactive systems, expanded cinema, and speculative spatial design. A graduate of the Royal College of Art, her practice examines how engineered intimacy, affective interfaces, and algorithmic behaviour shape contemporary emotional life. Moving beyond traditional object-making, Jes choreographs environments where viewers negotiate desire, projection, and the tension of human–machine relations. Her interdisciplinary approach has led to the presentation of her work at prominent platforms including the London Design Festival, Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Generative Art Conference and The Wrong Biennale, demonstrating a capacity to engage diverse audiences across design, performance, and visual art contexts.

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THE WRONG BIENNALE
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The Wrong Biennale is a decentralized global art biennale born on the internet, presenting a constellation of digital pavilions, virtual exhibitions, and temporary worlds. Founded in 2013, it reimagines what a biennale can be: borderless, collaborative, and in constant flux.The 7th edition (2025-2026), entitled “The Wrong Returns,” focuses on the artistic dimensions of artificial intelligence. It features work by over 1,600 artists, selected by over 180 curators, and showcased in more than 100 pavilions and embassies worldwide from November 1, 2025, to March 31, 2026.