ROMAIN GAVRAS AND SURKIN LAUNCH VISIONS OF 2034 EXHIBITION

Film-maker Romain Gavras and musician Benoît Heitz, who records under the name Surkin, have launched an audio-visual exhibition titled Visions of 2034. The project presents a series of darkly comic scenarios imagining life a decade from now. The exhibition includes video work exploring conspiracy theories and speculative futures. Gavras and Heitz created the project together as a collaborative work combining film and music.

Gavras is known for his work with the creative collective Gener8ion, whose output has previously attracted significant online attention. The exhibition features content that engages with themes including hollow Earth theories and questions about how younger generations relate to the natural world. Gavras has spoken about the difficulties of distributing provocative video content online, noting that material he produced was banned from YouTube at a time when the platform carried footage of Saddam Hussein's execution. The contrast highlights the inconsistent standards applied to online video content during the platform's early years.

Visions of 2034 sits within a broader body of work from Gavras that has consistently attracted viral attention. The project marks a continuation of his collaboration with Heitz under the Surkin name. The exhibition format allows the duo to present their audio-visual work outside the constraints of conventional online distribution. No further confirmed dates or venues for the exhibition were available in the source material.