Mishka Henner in Modena: Photography, Post‑Truth and the Age of AI

Mishka Henner in Modena: seeing is believing?

The solo exhibition by Mishka Henner at Palazzo Santa Margherita in Modena features 25 previously unseen works that examine photography's position in the digital and AI era. The show questions whether images remain reliable witnesses of reality and how new technologies reshape visual truth.

Born in Brussels in 1976, Henner constructs a visual discourse that mixes photographic practice with algorithmic processes and language‑driven image production. Curated by Chiara Dall’Olio, the exhibition addresses issues of plausibility, forgery and the shifting boundary between documentary and invented imagery.

Why see it

• Works: 25 newly produced pieces made for the venue.
• Themes: photography, post‑truth, prompt‑driven images and AI's role in image-making.
• Curator: Chiara Dall’Olio.
• Venue: Palazzo Santa Margherita, Modena.
• Closing date: on view until 3 May 2026.

The exhibition functions as a critical provocation rather than a conclusive statement: it offers prompts for reflection useful to professionals and the public interested in contemporary visual culture.

For practical details on opening hours, tickets and guided visits, check the hosting foundation’s official channels.