Dante Hacked translates the Divine Comedy into a binary structure, shifting language from readable text to visual and computational form. The work operates through a displacement of meaning, where interpretation is no longer immediate but mediated by code and structure. What appears is not a narrative, but a system in which language is fragmented and reconfigured.

Sequences emerge, collapse and recombine, generating a layered condition of visibility and opacity. The text persists, but its accessibility is altered. The work unfolds within a space where reading, seeing and processing diverge, exposing the limits of interpretation and the instability of meaning.