BOZAR ELECTRONIC ARTS FESTIVAL 2015
08.10.2015 - 18.10.2015 BOZAR
Brussels (B)
WYSIWYG? OR WHAT YOU SEE IS NOT WHAT YOU GET?!
Media Arts Exhibition
Digital or analog? New or old technologies? How does the medium affect the way reality is perceived and represented ? How do we want to perceive reality or how can we? Real and virtual reality, facts and fiction are today inseparable. There are unlimited possibilities for the creation of images. Within the context of art and technology we re-examine the essence of representation and perception, and this by means of creating immersive , interactive and kinetic works. The selected installations approach in different ways the relationships between registration and medium, projection and content, perception and interpretation.
Coupling Series
15.06.2015 - 25.07.2015 AC Institute
New York (US)
In Coupling Series, Kok&Deiman tease out the graphical representation of nature found within common garden system models in order to create a playful and ambiguous playground. From perfected depictions of colorful mud to 3D models of growing plants to an absurdly abstract instruction video, the installation comments on utopian ideas of DIY, manipulability, knowledge visualization, and a misplaced sense of control.
Micro Events
13.05.2015 - 25.05.2015 Théâtre Les Salins
Martigues (F)
Micro Events is a series of cinematic experiences for one person at a time, each involving a table, a microscope and a small mechanical stage. These tiny worlds on a microscopic scale each have their own soundtrack accompanying visitors along a fragmentary path into the infinitely small, guiding them through a labyrinth of detailed descriptions, questions and unstable verifications.
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Micro Events - Cinematic Installation
13.02.2015 - 22.03.2015 MoisMulti 2015
Québec (CA)
Micro Events is a series of cinematic experiences for one person at a time, each involving a table, a microscope and a small mechanical stage. These tiny worlds on a microscopic scale each have their own soundtrack accompanying visitors along a fragmentary path into the infinitely small, guiding them through a labyrinth of detailed descriptions, questions and unstable verifications.