Until the 27th of May, discover this unique site-specific installation featuring portraits of Casey taken by a wide range of artists – from renowned photographers to Internet amateurs, to friends of the artistic duo. The prolongation of the album, which now takes another dimension, will explore themes like the creation of one’s identity in the digital era, what do concepts like ‘fame’ and ‘celebrity’ mean today, and what effects can self-idolization have in society. Are we sillier, easier-to-manipulate consumers because we think of ourselves as untouchable or more intelligent than the system itself? Are we actually smarter than capitalism? Only time will tell.

But this is not the first time that Fischerspooner turns Sir into an exhibition. The first one was held at Mumok in Vienna before the album was released, and it also included film and sound. The installation presented at NAK is fresh, though, since it features new artworks and has a different approach. This one is more focused on Casey’s quest for a new character and identity, exploring the boundaries of physicality, sexuality, entertainment, art and music.