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Dirk Sorge is a visual artist based in Leipzig and Berlin. He studied Visual Arts at the UdK Berlin and Philosophy at the TU Berlin. His works include videos, installations, performances, and computer programs. His way of working is conceptual and often research-based, e.g. with reference to museum collections or scientific questions. He is interested in the interweaving of (digital) technology, image production and world making. Recurring themes are automation, standardization, irrationality and hierarchization. Rule-based systems are often used to make aesthetic decisions and to question the idea of authorship. As an artist with a visual disability, some works are informed by his activism against ableist structures.
He has been working as cultural educator and consultant for inclusion in Saxony and Berlin for various museums, including the Berlinische Galerie, the Bauhaus-Archive and the State Museum of Archaeology Chemnitz (smac).
Dirk Sorge is a founding member of Berlinklusion, a network that promotes the active participation of people with disabilities in art and culture.

Dirk Sorge is standing in a cave near a body of water. He is holding a microphone and looks at a smart phone that it is connected to.
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