waves of code light installation

media artist Liu Jiayu presents her latest artistic practice titled Waves of Code, an artwork generated after a discussion between the creative and ChatGPT. The artist’s research and practice in light and projection media over almost a decade have led to the realization that technology now shapes our experiences, serving as a somatosensory interface and main medium for information consumption. With electronic display screens and projector lenses being regarded as the main carrier media for viewing and reading information, the danger of the individual senses being forced and controlled by the industrial system is increased. Basing her research on the possibility of the elimination of human desire and unconscious existence suggested by Stigler from the perspective of Genesis, and Benjamin’s critique of the disappearance of the ‘spiritual halo’ in the age of mechanical reproduction, Jiayu attempts to break down this paradigm and creatively reshape it.

Lightwaves interactive light sculpture

The Wall of Sound

An experiment in bringing the tools for creating electronic music into the public space and thus creating an open platform for music expression suited for a broad audience.

Save My Planet Virtual Performance

Here is a 1000-cubic-feet eXtended Reality environment and the second-in-the-world live interactive virtual performance using Mixed Reality Technology, a remarkable achievement by 41 people.

Watch an ocean whale fly overhead. The effect is as grand as an ocean amidst the total immersive LED Screen experience with AR and life-tracking technologies.

Dive into people’s emotions that are deeper than the seas of space. We have enabled the audience’s real-time “touch” with the artist and their connection across a long distance to reach, fascinate, and interact on a new level. https://freckledsky.com/works/savemyplanet-interactive-virtual-performance/

Wooden Orb LED in Taiwan

Artist Ling-Li Tseng describes her recent installation as “a whispering between human(s) and nature.” Debuted in Houli at the 2020 Taiwan Lantern Festival, “The Search of the Glow” is a lightweight, wooden sphere constructed with a series of connected ovals. Together, the pieces form a hollow orb that’s outfitted with thin strips of LED lights, creating a radiant installation that glows in the otherwise dim area.

Out of Control Sound and Light installation

Sound and light installation, Atomium - Brussels -ID#2014
The “Out of Control” installation explores the question of Singularity: the inevitable rise of the Super Machine - longed-for or feared - which, according to some theorists, should occur around 2030, i.e. in the blink of an eye.

While the emergence of the first Artificial Intelligence remains a sci-fi theme, the nature and associated risks of such technology has long been a topic of reflection for authors. As early as 1946, Murray Leinster’s novel, “A Logic Named Joe”, imagined the excesses of a hypothetical global computer network capable of attaining a pseudo-conscience.

The stronger the machine, the more worrying its malfunctioning may be. “Out of Control” deals with this issue from the inside, not from the human but from the machine’s point of view, portraying the inner conflict of a faulty artificial system which suffers an external attack, unaware of what or why this has happened.

Infinity Mirror Surface to Infinity

"Infinite surface to infinity" Stand for the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID) in the ARCO International Contemporary Art Fair The Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID) deploys its activity in more than 30 countries through its Technical Cooperation Offices, Cultural Centres and Training Centres.

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Interactive LED and projection wall

Presentation of Digitalarti's activities including many digital art interactive installations produced by Digitalarti & partner digital creators. Présentation des activités de Digitalarti.