On the occasion of the new edition of Fotonica, the Roman Festival of Audio Visual Digital Art, the exhibition Terrestrial Artificial Organism, curated by the students of Multimedia arts and design, reopens to the public.
After last July’s success, T.A.O., the immersive exhibition organized by the students of the two-year Multimedia Arts and Design program, reopens to the public.
During the new edition of the Photonics Festival, three works reflecting on the complex relationship between biological organisms and technological hybrids will be presented, created by artists Martina Carbone, Andrea Cecconi and Olimpia Zamò. The project, starting from James Lovelock’s theses that new beings – born from artificial intelligence designed by humans – are preparing to open to a new epoch called the Novacene, will immerse the viewer inside a new ecosystem composed of cyborgs, plants and intraterrestrial aliens. The proposed works will take visitors on a journey in which machines and humans find themselves collaborating in a relationship that, as in Taoist philosophy, involves the full complementarity of two antithetical terms of comparison.
RUFA students’ works will be on display from Friday, Nov. 11, through Saturday, Nov. 19, at Immersive Rome, Viale della Bella Villa 106.
Friday, November 11 2022 | 3:00pm > 08:00pm
Saturday, November 12 2022 | 3:00pm > 08:00pm
Sunday, November 13 2022 | 3:00pm > 08:00pm
Monday, November 14 2022 | 3:00pm > 08:00pm
Tuesday, Novembre 15 2022 | 3:00pm > 08:00pm
Wednesday, November 16 2022 | 3:00pm > 08:00pm
Thursday, Novembre 17 2022 | 3:00pm > 08:00pm
Friday, November 18 2022 | 3:00pm > 08:00pm
Saturday, November 19 2022 | 3:00pm > 08:00pm | Immersive Room Installations
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