Andrea Ling
The Wild Swans
The project is the creation of a series of kinetic garments that tell the story of “The Wild Swans” by Hans Christian Anderson. In the fairy tale, 11 princes have been turned into swans from a transformative spell cast by their wicked stepmother. Their sister, the princess, rescues the princes by collecting stinging nettles and knitting them, under a vow of silence and in great pain, into magical shirts so that her brothers can return to their human shape. She is very nearly done knitting them all when she runs out of time; she throws the sweaters onto her brothers to transform them, but the last one is incomplete, leaving her youngest brother forever with a swan’s wing instead of an arm.
KEITH LAM
Moving Mario
file festival
“Moving Mario” definitely doesn’t reproduce Super Mario Bros in another way. By partially grabbing the concept and some of the key elements behind the TV game development, Moving Mario tries to challenge some of the traditional game elements. Throughout the gaming process, players can rethink the relationship between the player and the game. This work consists of basic set-up only: there isn’t any side-scroller or background scrolling. Moving Mario is actually demonstrating the mentioned concept and setting up a platform for players to visualize this concept while participating in it. Let’s move Mario!
Donato Maniello
das eismeer
via highlike submit
Michael Hansmeyer
Digital Grotesque III
Em sua série “Digital Grotesque”, Hansmeyer fabrica espaços arquitetônicos com a ajuda de algoritmos personalizados de aprendizado de máquina. Esses espaços não são pensados no sentido usual: o papel do artista era apenas colocar em movimento e supervisionar os processos digitais que levaram à sua criação. É uma estratégia que tem mais a ver com “gerar” espaço do que plotá-lo no papel ou usar um software CAD. Ao aproveitar algoritmos, o artista pode produzir estruturas com um grau de complexidade que rivaliza com o mundo natural.24
Francis Alÿs
Tornado
“Over the last decade Alÿs made recurrent trips to the highlands south of Mexico City to chase, video camera in hand, the dusty whirls whipped up by the wind in the burnt fields at the end of the dry season. Rumor has it that the genesis of this project was, in fact, a comic quid pro quo: Alÿs overheard a conversation where friends were talking about Don Quixote fighting windmills (in Spanish, molinos de viento), but he understood instead tornadoes (remolinos de viento). As in Cervantes work, Alÿs’s intent to penetrate the peaceful zone in the epicenter of the tornado illustrates a condition where ‘the vanity of the action is paired with the absolute necessity.” Félix Blume
Cho Youngkak
A Hot talks about Something, Someday, Someone
Se basa en Meme (meme / meme; imagen, video), que es un nuevo medio de comunicación que funciona como lenguaje en un sistema de red como Internet. Basados en Meme, las imágenes y los videos reproducidos se reconstruyen recientemente mediante inteligencia artificial y se presentan en una forma que cambia según la interacción de la audiencia. Basado en los datos recibidos a través de la cámara, un algoritmo de inteligencia artificial (StyleGAN: A Style-Based Generator Architecture for GANs) reacciona con cada modelo entrenado y audiovisualmente a través de la visualización y la robótica (robot cooperativo) en el lenguaje reconstruido. Este proyecto se enfoca en crear interacciones basadas en resultados artificiales que no existen en la realidad. El modelo de inteligencia artificial creado proporcionará más experiencias emocionales como sustituto del diálogo humano en lugar de ser aceptado por los humanos en el sentido del meme cotidiano.
Los Carpinteros
ロス·テロス
ЛОС-КАРПИНТЕРОС
150 People
Interested in the intersection between art and society, the group merges architecture, design, and sculpture in unexpected and often humorous ways. They create installations and drawings which negotiate the space between the functional and the nonfunctional. The group’s elegant and mordantly humorous sculptures, drawings, and installations draw their inspiration from the physical world—particularly that of furniture. Their carefully crafted works use humor to exploit a visual syntax that sets up contradictions among object and function
as well as practicality and uselessness.
JESS EATON
swan princess
Barry X Ball
БАРРИ Х БОЛЛ
sleeping hermaphrodite
ИСПОЛЬЗУЯ ИСТОРИЧЕСКИЕ ТРАДИЦИИ СКУЛЬПТУРНОГО ПОРТРЕТА, BARRY X BALL , КОТОРЫЙ РАБОТАЕТ В ИНОМ ТОЛКОВАНИИ КЛАССИЧЕСКОЙ СКУЛЬПТУРЫ БОЛЬШЕ 30 ЛЕТ, СОЗДАЛ СОВЕРШЕННО НОВОЕ НАПРАВЛЕНИЕ В ИСКУССТВЕ СКУЛЬПТУРЫ. В СВОИХ РАБОТАХ ОН СЛЕДУЕТ СТАРОЙ ТРАДИЦИИ ФИГУРАТИВНОЙ КАМЕННОЙ СКУЛЬПТУРЫ С ПОМОЩЬЮ НЕТРАДИЦИОННЫХ КАМНЕЙ И МЕТОДОВ ЦИФРОВОЙ ТЕХНОЛОГИИ.
Mitsuo Katsui
勝井三雄展 兆しのデザイン
Mitsuo is credited with pioneering new forms of visual expression enabled by new technologies. He is a Professor Emeritus at Musashino Art University and Director of Chameleon Project, a member of the Board of Directors of JAGDA and of Japan Display Association. He is also a member of Tokyo ADC and AGI.
MAIA FLORE
马亚花神
morning sculpture
En general la fotógrafa realiza estas instantáneas con el fin de encontrar la conexión a la tierra en la que no perteneces. “Estar en un hotel puede ser muy agradable”, explicó, “pero cuando usted está viajando constantemente sólo eres una persona anónima, una llave con un número. Este proyecto era una manera de convertir el espacio en un lugar más íntimo”.
CLAIRE MORGAN
Клер Морган
كلير مورجان
克莱尔·摩根
クレア·モーガン
클레어 모건
pedestal
A primera vista, estos objetos parecen estar en movimiento. Objetos que dan la sensación de caerse como en el caso de la manta fresa. La escultura de Belfast, Claire Morgan utiliza objetos naturales como plumas, frutas y flores que deja suspendidos de hilos de nylon obteniendo sensaciones de ingravidez o de parada del tiempo.
Lin Hwai-min
Formosa
“Formosa relies heavily on words and poetry for its inspiration and imagery. It traces Taiwan’s history from the 16th century, when Portuguese sailors upon seeing the island exclaimed, “Formosa!” meaning “Beautiful!” Poems appear on a white scrim above a white floor. In the beginning, the poems are whole. The black Chinese characters are neatly aligned. Gradually, however, the poems slide away and the characters enlarge, slowly disappear, become abstract, pour like a stream, peel away, and break apart. A chaotic jumble appears. To some extent, the writing dances.” Carmel Morgan
ESTHER STOCKER
ЭСТЕР СТОКЕР
에스더 스토커
以斯帖施特克尔
L’ARTISTE ESTHER STOCKER DE L’INSTALLATION TALIAN CRÉE DES ENVIRONNEMENTS GÉOMÉTRIQUES ÉTONNANTS QUI PEUVENT SOUVENT ÊTRE EXPLORÉS PAR LE VISIONNEUR. LA CONSTRUCTION DE CHAQUE PIÈCE SEMBLE SUIVRE UN TYPE D’ÉQUATION ÉTRANGE, RÉSULTANT DE MOTIFS LINÉAIRES ET DE PLANES INHABITUELS QUI TRANSFORMENT COMPLÈTEMENT LE RYTHME PHYSIQUE..
Terry Adkins
Harvest Montgomery
BIAD-UFO
Phoenix International Media Center
According to Architect Shao Weiping, the design of the building resembles DNA-like double helix that has been wrapped into a loop.[4] He adds that the circular contours of the Phoenix complex echo the yin-yang symbol of ancient Chinese philosophy. The Phoenix Centre is notable for being an experimental building designed by a domestic firm.[5] Within the doughnut-shaped exterior “shell” are two conventially-structured interior towers.
Jennifer Steinkamp
EON
“I considered the first life forms on Earth and how we came to be as a way to refer to the Natural Sciences. I looked at fossil records of the first multi cellular organisms of the Ediacaran Period, 555 million years ago for inspiration. I was struck by the theory of symbiosis in evolution; our DNA ancestors are the resultant fusion of single cellular organisms and bacteria. The millions of bacteria in our bodies are our foremothers. EON is a speculative fiction, a depiction of early life forms underwater. The Universe was formed 13.7 billion years ago. The Earth is 4.543 billion years old. Cyanobacteria or blue-green algae were the first microbes to create oxygen on Earth via photosynthesis 3.5 billion years ago. First humans 200,000-300,000 years ago.” Jennifer Steinkamp
