Thursday, January 8 at 6:30 pm
How does a machine imagine what we call “home”?
And what happens when these digital images find a way to exist in the physical world? In this talk, we will share a space to think and look at these transformations between screen and matter together.
We will be joined by Ezequiel Soriano, an artist and anthropologist who works at the intersection of the internet, folklore and appropriation through artistic experimentation and post-digital editing. Using concrete images and examples, we will discuss how artificial intelligence is influencing creativity and our relationship with the digital and the tangible, with time for questions and a discussion with the audience.
