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Exhibition introduction —— “Alienation”

All exhibition texts are written by myself

 

you can see my exhibition here:

 https://newart.city/world/alienation

 

Main Entrance introduction:

“Alienation” is a groundbreaking online exhibition that explores the complex relationship between technology and humanity. Through a series of interactive and engaging multimedia exhibits, the exhibition examines the impact of bionics on our sense of self and connection to society, while also exploring the concept of alienation and its relationship to technological advancements.

At the core of the exhibition is a series of thought-provoking exhibits that examine the concept of alienation and its relationship to technological advancements. These exhibits use a variety of digital media to explore the ways in which technology can both connect and isolate us from one another, inviting visitors to reflect on the impact of bionics on our sense of self and our relationship to society.

The exhibition also features a series of online workshops and events that invite visitors to engage with the themes of the exhibition in a more personal and embodied way. From online discussions and panels that explore the ethical implications of human enhancement to digital art workshops that invite visitors to create their own interactive installations, “Alienation ” offers a diverse range of experiences that challenge visitors to think critically about the impact of technology on our lives.

 

New World Organ Artist Introduction:

Chun Sun is a multi-disciplinary artist from China. Her work incorporates various media such as painting, digital art, installation and film. Recent projects include collaborations and exhibitions with; The Power Station of Art (PSA), SOLO Collection, Shanghai Himalayas Museum, CICA Museum and Aranya Theatre Festival.

 

Cocoon of Fog introduction:

We are eager to create all technology and think that it will lead to a better life for mankind. Humans try to go to the universe to find new planets suitable for living, but never stop destroying the environment of the Earth. Most of us are more in pursuit of a meaningless long life than cherishing our limited lives.

What does the modification of bodily functions bring about? Is our desire to become stronger for the sake of pushing the limits of humanity or for the sake of unrestrained desire.

“We must survive to go on”

“We must go on”

 

Promotion text:

 

Alienation 

 

Artists : Chun Sun, Chen Cong Pu (ccp) 

Curator: Nuanxin Zhang 

Special Guest Co-curator: Yifan Xu 

 

Confronting Alienation: When we try to use techology to enhance human functionality.

 

long descriptor: 

Alienation” is a groundbreaking online exhibition that explores the complex relationship between technology and humanity. Through a series of interactive and engaging multimedia exhibits, the exhibition examines the impact of bionics on our sense of self and connection to society, while also exploring the concept of alienation and its relationship to technological advancements. 

The exhibition features a range of digital media, including virtual reality simulations, 3D animations, interactive web applications, and online games. Visitors can explore immersive environments that simulate the experience of being enhanced with bionic limbs, or engage with interactive installations that challenge their assumptions and biases about the role of technology in our lives.At the core of the exhibition is a series of thought-provoking exhibits that examine the concept of alienation and its relationship to technological advancements. These exhibits use a variety of digital media to explore the ways in which technology can both connect and isolate us from one another, inviting visitors to reflect on the impact of bionics on our sense of self and our relationship to society.The exhibition also features a series of online workshops and events that invite visitors to engage with the themes of the exhibition in a more personal and embodied way. From online discussions and panels that explore the ethical implications of human enhancement to digital art workshops that invite visitors to create their own interactive installations, “Alienation ” offers a diverse range of experiences that challenge visitors to think critically about the impact of technology on our lives. 

 

 

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