Allan Wexler
Too Large Table
Wenn die Welt ohne uns nicht existiert, kann sie als Erweiterung unserer selbst betrachtet werden, ausgedrückt in Systemen. Es muss sowieso so gedacht werden, da wir es denken. Architektur ist das grundlegendste dieser Systeme, im Wesentlichen, weil es darum geht, einen Ort für uns selbst oder für sich selbst zu schaffen, unabhängig davon, ob man Architekt ist oder nicht. Natürlich wird Architektur unweigerlich durch andere Systeme vermittelt und bestimmt – religiöse, soziale, politische, kommerzielle, musikalische, chemische usw. -, aber keines davon ist so unmittelbar oder physisch wie Architektur, die materiell mit uns koexistiert und berührt werden kann . Wände, Böden und Decken messen unseren Raum, unsere Grenzen, genau wie andere Systeme unsterblich. Je mehr wir wissen, desto mehr Grenzen haben wir, und Architektur definiert buchstäblich unsere Grenzen. Eine Kuppel repräsentiert den Himmel, das Universum, vielleicht weniger genau als das, was wir über die Form des Universums seit der Erfindung der Kuppel erfahren haben , aber Genauigkeit ist nicht unbedingt der Punkt. Wir sind von Gebäuden und Gebäudegruppen umgeben und erweitert, in denen wir ein Epizentrum (das Dekor unseres privaten Raums und Denkens) entwerfen, aus dem sich unsere Beziehungen zu allem außerhalb von uns entfalten. Wir werden daran erinnert, dass je näher man der Versöhnung von Selbst und Nicht-Selbst kommt, desto weiter ist man davon entfernt, tatsächlich Versöhnung zu erreichen. Zum einen stoßen wir auf die Materialität, die so beruhigend ist. Die Alternative zur Aufrechterhaltung von Unterscheidungen ist die Verwechslung von Selbst und Nicht-Selbst, die wir als paranoide Schizophrenie bezeichnen.
Keith Lam
Heliocentric
“Heliocentric” is a lighting sculpture represents the movement of universe. It dialogues to its history (from temple to school to creative hub) and its functionality (welcoming people connect and learn the universe)
With the lighting arrangement, kinetic movement of the light, and the performer , it shows the relationship between universe, knowledge and human.
Torre Mayado
CELULOMA
BUST OF NEFERTITI-3D SCANS NEUES MUSEUM
“This is the Berlin Egyptian Museum and Papyrus Collection’s full-color, 6.4 million-triangle 3D scan of the Bust of Nefertiti. I was able to obtain this data after a three-year freedom of information effort directed at the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation, which oversees Berlin State Museums.” Cosmo Wenman
FILE SÃO PAULO 2025: SYNTHETIKA – Yvette Granata
Exo Gestus #2
Yvette Granata
FILE SÃO PAULO 2025: SYNTHETIKA – Arte e Tecnologia
Festival Internacional de Linguagem Eletrônica
Exo Gestus #2 – Estados Unidos
Exo Gestus #2 é uma animação experimental que investiga a forma como sensores de captura de movimento (motion capture) rastreiam incorretamente o corpo da artista. A obra constrói um mundo virtual a partir da amalgamação dos glitches gerados durante o rastreamento de seus movimentos com um traje de MOCAP que é grande demais para seu corpo. O traje foi projetado para corpos maiores, e nem mesmo o menor tamanho disponível pela empresa se ajusta a ela — como resultado, o tamanho de seu corpo provoca distorções nos dados capturados pelo sistema.
BIO
Iván Abreu é um artista mexicano-cubano que cruza ciência, design e tecnologia para questionar a interação humana e os sistemas sociais. Vencedor do Lumen Prize, expôs no ZKM, Ars Electronica e MAB. Malitzin Cortés (CNDSD) é artista mexicana que explora som, tecnologia e arquitetura especulativa, combinando codificação ao vivo, audiovisual e crítica narrativa.
Petrina Hicks
Venus
Petrina Hicks utilises the seductive and glossy language of commercial photography to create artworks that probe at the false promise of perfection, exploring photography’s ability to both create and corrupt the process of seduction and consumption. Petrina Hicks has exhibited widely through solo and groups shows in Australia, Germany, Spain, France, Italy, USA, UK, Japan, China, Mexico and Brazil.
CURRO CLARET
Cutting Board Bird Feeder
Timm Ulrichs
ТИММ УЛЬРИХС
Timm Ulrichs (born 1940) is considered one of the most influential German conceptual and action artists. He writes concrete poetry, makes performance art, and works as a sculptor. Generally typical for Timm Ulrichs’ heterogeneous oeuvre is that his works take up the topics and concerns of their time, but address them in such a way that they remain remarkably relevant even today. In his works, he often anticipates artistic trends that establish themselves much later, and he has introduced various innovative approaches, themes, and concepts.
Kouichi Okamoto
Re Rain
“Re-rain” is a sound installation expressing non-visible elements such as gravity, magnetic force, and sound as physical elements. This installation is created with the sound of rain sampled in Japan early spring of 2016.The sound of raindrops hitting an umbrella are recorded, and is then played back from a speaker. The umbrella is set on top of a speaker, and the vibration of the speaker is transmitted through the umbrella to make a sound. For example, an umbrella cannot vibrate if the magnetic force of the speaker is small or if the rain hitting the umbrella is either too high or too low in pitch extent. For this reason, this is a device picking out a state in which the magnetic force of the speaker, weight of the umbrella, and pitch extent of sound are all in a balanced state. Natural phenomena such as rain travels through an object and is emitted as sound to the air..
Klaus Obermaier
克劳斯奥伯迈尔
the concept of … (here and now)
In front of a giant screen, two dancers interact with a cohort of cameras… Their movements are captured by infra-red sensors and projected onto the screen, whereby their bodies become the canvas on which new images take shape. The result is a shifting kaleidoscope of strange, living, quasi-mathematical visual worlds which sometimes seem to be emanating or even escaping from the dancers’ bodies. “Who decides which movement to make: the man or the machine?” Blurring the line between the real and the virtual, Klaus Obermaier loves to subsume his performers’ bodies and physicality in a disconcerting digital universe. With his latest creation, the choreographer/artist has taken a bold new step. He has constructed a system of projectors and infra-red sensor-cameras, trained upon the movements of two dancers. The performers thus find themselves thrown headlong into a living, moving graphical universe: their movements are projected onto the screen, but at the same time their bodies are illuminated by more projected images. This is a true artistic performance, pushing well beyond the frontiers of a standard dance recital, or even a contemporary dance show. A corporeal, temporal performance. A choreography which makes subtle use of its raw materials, deftly combining lights, video, perspectives and the real-time power of bodily movement.
Jonathan Monaghan
Scroll
Scroll is a seamlessly looping video installation depicting an endless vertical column of cryptic technological contraptions, architecture, fur, and fabric. The unsettling ambiguity of the forms and the discordance between artificial and natural materials confronts the ever-blurring border between technology and the organic.
ANATLO KNOTEK
nothing lasts forever
Anouk Wipprecht and Viktoria Modesta
Smokification
“Smokification” di Anouk Wipprecht. Gamba basata su accelerometro dotata di Arduino 101 e Intel Curie incorporata che guida intuitivamente i movimenti di Viktoria mentre si interfaccia con il mondo che la circonda usando una facciata di fumo. Anouk sta lavorando con Viktoria sull’uso della sua gamba protesica come strumento musicale digitale basato sui gesti, in collaborazione con Alex Murray-Leslie di Chicks on Speed.
threeASFOUR
MER KA BA
Bahai dress
New York-based trio Gabi Asfour, Angela Donhauser and Adi Gil form the fashion collective threeASFOUR, which creatively explores the intersection between fashion, sculpture and mysticism through their creations. The Bahai dress was 3D printed in collaboration with Bradley Rothenberg for the “MER KA BA” collection, which finds its inspiration in the sacred geometry and tile patterns found in religious buildings across the world.
DENNIS FEDDERSEN
parasite
Seine Arbeiten sind wie Parasiten, die sich einen Raum erschließen, massiv in ihn eingreifen und ihn unter Umständen seiner eigentlichen Funktion entheben, indem sie ihn z.B. unbetretbar machen oder Sichtachsen versperren. Zugleich gehen diese Parasiten eine Symbiose mit dem Raum bzw. Mit einzelnen Architekturelementen ein, auf die sie reagieren: Die ‘Skulptur’ braucht die Architektur, um überhaupt existieren zu können, und die Architektur profitiert insofern von diesem Eingriff, als ihr ganz neue visuelle und räumliche Qualitäten hinzugefügt werden.
c-lab
Tech Camouflage: Anti-Facial Recognition.
Model: Kim Jeong Eun
In order to help understand the main discourses covered by the project and to explore various interpretations on the theme of * c-lab 1.0, ‘Beauty, familiar familiarity’, we conducted a “Technology camouflage: anti-facial recognition technology make-up workshop” as a linked program. . Recognizing that facial recognition technology that is widely used with the generalization of smartphones and SNS can also be used as a way to monitor and control individual freedom, as a new form as an alternative to protect personal privacy from such technologies This is a workshop program that has practiced make-up and hairstyle.
