The publication Real Feelings examines the rapidly changing relationship between technology and emotions and presents works by 20 international artists. They explore how technology today represents, manipulates and changes the way we feel. Our everyday life is determined by digital technology in all areas of life: Human-like robots are used in health care, sex robots compensate for the deficits of human relationships, intelligent devices listen to our conversations and take care of our needs - we communicate more with our technology than with other people. The publication Real Feelings examines the rapidly changing relationship between technology and emotions and presents works by 20 international artists. They explore how technology today represents, manipulates and changes the way we feel. With contributions by curators Sabine Himmelsbach, Ariana Koek and Angelique Spaninks as well as António Damásio, neuroscientist and bestselling author and artist Cécile B. Evans.