Åbne Scene
WHAT LIES BENEATH (WORKING TITLE) – Blue Cliff
Åben arbejdsvisning / open worksharing
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En undersøgelse af vores forhold til den digitale verden: AI og Virtuel Kommunikation.
AI-teknologier udvikler sig i rivende fart, og lovgivning og regulering på området har svært ved at følge med. Denne udvikling sætter mennesket i en udsat og sårbar position. Blue Cliff udforsker med kunstneriske greb den helt afgørende udfordring, vi står overfor lige nu, i forhold til at forstå vores relation til teknologi og vores tilpasning til de altid foranderlige forhold, den skaber for vores interaktioner.
Under residensforløbet vil Blue Cliff reflektere over den digitale verdens indvirkning på menneskets sindstilstand og adfærd, og samtidig eksperimentere med AI-værktøjer i en kreativ kontekst.
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Exploring Our Relationship with the Digital World: AI and Virtual Communication.
As AI technologies advance at an incredible speed, legislation and regulation lag dangerously behind, leaving us exposed and vulnerable. Through art, this project explores and reflects on the critical task of defining our relationship with technology and adapting to the ever-evolving conditions it creates in our interactions.
During the residency, Blue Cliff will reflect on the impact of the digital world on the human state of mind and behavior, along with experimenting with AI tools in a creative context.
Original concept, choreographer & performer: Yael Gaathon
Video artist & co-creator: Christoffer Brekne
Composer & co-creator: Kristian Hverring
Research collaboration & advice: Mads Rosendahl Thomsen (Professor, Ph.d Director of Centre for Language Generation and AI, School of Communication and Culture – Comparative Literature, Aarhus University)
Research collaboration & advice: Søren Pold (Lektor (Assoc. Prof.), Ph.d., Information Studies & Digital Design, School of Communication and Culture, Aarhus University)
Photo: Christoffer Brekne
SUPPORT: Aarhus Kommune, Koda Kultur, Human-AI Collaboration: Imaginaries, Interventions, Interfaces (HAIC-III) Aarhus University, Don Gnu – Physical Theater and Dance, Bora Bora – Dance and Visual Theater & Performing Arts Platform
