We invite artists working with AI, algorithms, or computational processes to submit proposals for **Artificial Lines of Flight**—an upcoming exhibition probing the political force of uncertainty, absurdity, and algorithmic aesthetics in a time marked by desperation and indifference.

**Artificial Lines of Flight** takes inspiration from Gilles Deleuze’s concept of the \_ligne de fuite\_—a line of escape, of transformation, of rupture from systems of power, structure, and sense. In this context, the exhibition considers how AI and algorithmic creativity can enact such a line of flight: not only by generating uncanny, absurd, or surprising artefacts, but by unsettling the norms of authorship, aesthetics, and intention. This is not merely an exploration of machine creativity, but a call to consider what emerges when collaboration with machines embraces uncertainty as a condition for political potential.

The exhibition will be curated by Isil Ezgi Celik (www.isilezgicelik.com) and will be part of _The Wrong Biennale_'s seventh edition, functioning both as an online pavilion and a physical exhibition, with venues in London, Istanbul, and Dubai. It will also incorporate mixed-reality experiences and a series of talk events.

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