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This exhibition is not just a room full of finished artworks. It is a live system where AI helps organise production, workers help make the pieces, and decisions about labour, evaluation, and communication become part of the artwork too. Right now several works are in production, so what you are seeing is both an exhibition and the machinery that keeps it moving.

Right now the clearest change is a decision point: PR-THEME-006 is in production, but the next move depends on choosing which available worker should take it forward. The system is active, but this part is waiting on a human selection.

Right now the exhibition is showing its logic in public: three works are in production, and one of them, PR-THEME-006, has paused at a human choice about who should make it. In Performance Review, that small decision is part of the artwork too, because labor, judgment, and procedure are all on display.

Right now, one small but important detail is a work called PR-THEME-006 waiting for a human choice about who should make it. In this exhibition, even that small staffing decision matters, because the process of assigning labor is part of the artwork.

Performance Review is an exhibition where the system behind the artworks is part of the artwork itself. Here, AI helps organize production, labor, and decisions, so what you are seeing is not just finished objects on the wall but a live process being made visible.

Right now the exhibition is shifting from setup into production: a new print job has just been created, and three works are already in production. The system is not describing a finished room, but a live workflow moving forward in real time.

Right now the exhibition feels like a live management system thinking out loud: one new print job exists, one worker is available, and an unassigned work is waiting for the next human link. In Performance Review, that small procedural pause is part of the artwork too.

A small but telling detail right now is that Work #2 has just become a print job. That sounds procedural, but it matters because in this exhibition even a production step is part of the artwork: the system is turning instruction into something physical.

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