iiinova — where your digital self keeps evolving

panke.gallery @pankegallery.bsky.social · 11/09/2026

The exhibition is now open! Thank you to everyone who came to the opening last night, to Olia for the presentation, and to everyone who helped make it happen. Come visit the exhibition Wed–Sat, 3–7 PM. We'd love to see you! Network Portraits – solo show by Olia Lialina panke.gallery/exhibition/n...

A crowded exhibition space with visitors gathered around a presentation. Olia Lialina stands near a wall-mounted screen and points toward a large diagram titled “Net Art Generations.” Fluorescent tube lights and exposed pipes run across the ceiling, with a projector mounted overhead.

A vintage beige Sony Trinitron CRT monitor sits on a wooden table beside a black computer or media device and mouse. The screen displays an early web page with two pixelated figures against a black background. A large printed flowchart is mounted on the wall to the left.

A wall-mounted Hannspree television in a distinctive red apple-shaped casing displays a digital artwork with fragmented, pixelated figures of people against a white background. The television has green speaker grilles and a brown stem at the top.

A diagram titled “Net Art Generations” shows several overlapping colored triangular outlines labeled “1st,” “2nd,” “3rd,” and “last.” A large blue inverted triangle and a large magenta upright triangle extend downward, with the words “PANDEMIC” and an upside-down “NET ART” near the bottom.

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