FUTURE PERFECT is a group show of seven artists unifying art and science. Kenneth Aronson’s Hell.com, a seminal “internet speakeasy,” explores early web art. Mark C. Estes’ Standard Random Digitalization uses an algorithmic program for spontaneous non-repetitive art. Herry Kim’s Float, a silent animation on rising sea levels, emphasizes human-nature interconnectedness. Angieszka Pilat paints with robots, likening them to explore technology's societal impact. Jeremy Kidd is a multidisciplinary artist in sculpture, photography, and video animation. Dave Curlender and David Goodsell's Larger Than Life 1985 animation, pioneering motion-capture techniques. Kate Johnson, EZTV co-director, created works exploring memory and existence through digital animation. These artists demonstrate how art and science have merged over decades, transforming and honoring this union.