Art and artificial intelligence, new appointment with Re:Humanism

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Back to Rome, with a new edition, the Re:Humanism exhibition, which we visited and talked about in 2021: the new appointment, called Sparks and Frictionsis still dedicated to the relationship between contemporary art and artificial intelligence and can be visited from 24 May to 18 June in the spaces of the Wegil, the cultural hub of the Lazio Region.

the exhibition, curated by Daniela Cotimbobrings together the projects of 12 artists from different backgrounds: the British Joey Holder and the American Alice Bucknell, Riccardo Giaccone, the Slovenian Robertina Sebjanic, Sahej Rahal from India, Pier Alfeo, Geneva PetrozziFederica di Pietrantonio, Yue Huang from China, Mara Oscar Cassianithe Spaniard Albert Barqué-Duran and Luca Pagan.

The exhibition

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They are the finalists of the third edition of the Re:Humanism Art Prizeselected after a call for artists who invited them to reflect on the impact generated by the advent of AI and on the radical transformations that lie ahead, but also on the relationship between artistic creation, new media and technological devices.

There are many issues addressed in this third edition: from new ecologies, which aim to rethink the logic of data extractivism and environmental resourcesto new narratives, perspectives that intend to re-read the history of progress scientific, recovering archaic rituals which, placed in dialogue with innovation, can generate new mythologies. Again: from explorations of the relationship with the non-human to those of visions, fears and dreams related to virtual realityfrom immersion in the machinic unconscious to the mapping of different gazes on the futures that await us.

The first 3 classified works I am Zoophytesvisionary creation by Holder, inspired by cryptozoology, which outlines an environment populated by marine creatures invented, undiscovered or of which official science knows little, to reflect on the boundary between reality and fantasy; Monologue, by Giaccone, which combines the ancient techniques of puppetry with artificial neural networks; And The Martian Word for World is Mother by Alice Bucknell (image at top of page)which wants to overturn the anthropocentric perspective on space exploration.

The works on display also include i two projects of the Digitalive prize of Romaeuropawhich will be presented in the autumn as part of the Romaeuropa Festival, i.e Slowly fading into data (by Albert Barqué-Duran) e Retraining Bodiesa lecture-performance that explores unprecedented possibilities of interaction between man and machine through sound.

The exhibition is open every day, from Monday to Sundayfrom 10 to 19.

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