Artist Portrait: Guanyu Xu (CN).  

Artist Portrait: Paul Mpagi Sepuya (USA).  

Artist Portrait: Ingrid Eggen (NO).  

Artist Portrait: Viktoria Binschtok (GER).  

Artist Portrait: Carmen Winant (USA).  

In this conversation Katrina Sluis and Jonas Lund consider the project ‘Operation Earnest Voice’ held at The Photographers’ Gallery in London in 2019. It was an audacious intervention with the aim of overturning Brexit.  

A conversation on the exhibition TRUST/vertrauen between Susan Bright and Nina Strand co-curators of f/stop 2021.  

Photobooks on Trust.
A Selection by Delpire & Co.  

Trust and the Media.
ND870316 – Autopsy Of A Newspaper (2017) by Fred Hüning is an intervention into the newspaper pages of “Neues Deutschland” from March 1987.  

Trust and collaboration.
This conversation between Anthony Luvera and Susan Bright considers trust in relation to collaborative and participatory projects.  

Clara Hausmann’s work explores ideas related to infrastructural mutations, information systems such as linguistic transpositions, law issues and cultural typologies.  

American photographer Dannielle Bowman on truth and labor.  

On violence and trust, by Bangladeshi photographer Salma Abedin Prithi.  

Trust is not the absence of doubt.
Three questions for the South African artist Lebohang Kganye about her work and reflections around Trust.  

Abstract from the essay Touch/Space: The Haptic in 21st-Century Video Art by Susanne Ø. Sæther. This essay was first published for the book Screen Space Reconfigured in 2020 by Amsterdam University. In it Sæther focuses upon the haptic in recent video art. Since COVID touch has become increasingly political. Who we touch, how we touch and what is out of bounds is at the forefront of all our minds.  

This interview on TRUST is with Onora O’Neill, Emeritus Professor of Philosophy at the University of Cambridge, UK and a member of the House of Lords, and former president of the British Academy. The interview is part of a podcast titled Bio-Ethics Bites. Bioethics is the study of the moral implications of new and emerging medical technologies.  

Digital Wonderings are a series of online speculations around the curatorial theme of TRUST. They can take any form, from a conversation, a short statement, a film or a photographic series. Invited contributors come from a wide range of disciplines and can respond and react to the theme and the format as they wish.