OPEN SITE 6 | Open Call Program【Exhibition】
Virtual assistants manage our lives, and robots pretend to be friends. Totemism, idolatry, and fetishism – through these, we attempt to solve our ultimate loneliness in the galaxy. Digital portraits that embed an organic male gaze into robots modelled after young women critique the subtle takeover of society by patriarchal surveillance in the form of quasi-feminine technologies. Chatbots and holographic characters offer problematic glimpses of a futuristic work-life fantasy.
Period | 2021/12/4 (Sat) - 2022/1/16 (Sun) |
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Closed | 12/6, 12/13, 12/20, 12/27-1/3, 1/11 |
Time | 11:00-19:00 |
Admission | Free |
Venue | Tokyo Arts and Space Hongo: Space A (1F) |
Cooperation | Ishiguro Laboratory, Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka University (Otonaroid) / Lindsay WEBB |
Support | Watanabe Laboratory, Department of Intermedia Art & Science, Waseda University |
Elena Knox and Lindsay Webb Mirror Stage 2020
Figure Study 2020
Your Cooperation is Appreciated 2021
Date | 12/25 (Sat) 17:00- |
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Admission | Free *Booking required |
Speaker | Elena KNOX FUKUHARA Shiho Shiho Fukuhara is engaged in developing new technology and platforms to integrate intelligence into our everyday things, with the purpose of investigating how creations with technology and traditional crafts critically reflect our consciousness of physicality, aesthetics, materiality. Fukuhara graduated with a Masters in Interaction Design at RCA in 2003. In 2004, she established Biopresence Ltd. in London with Georg Tremmel and they formed BCL, an artistic research framework, in 2007. |
Language | Japanese/English (Interpreter: AKIYAMA Juri) |
Elena KNOX
FUKUHARA Shiho
Born in 1975. Knox’s art extends across digital media, performance, sculpture, sound, music and installation. Recent works use state-of-the-art Japanese robots to audition roles of identity and belief in scientific and technological futures.
http://www.elenaknox.com/