DigiPhysics
Veronika Tabakova & Yana Melamed (Bulgaria)
"DigiPhysics is an interactive audio-visual installation that explores the relationship between humans and the digital world. The project engages the viewer as an active participant and provokes them to rethink the relationship between the physical and the digital.
“Вдишай - издишай” - Interactive kinetic light sculpture
Mario Stoynov
"Breathe In - Breathe Out" embodies characteristics of an everyday practical object that has acquired human qualities in its mission to provoke change and engagement. A series of technical tools work in symbiosis to create a useful object that not only provides information about its surroundings, but also shows its viewers that they are in control of it. By sharing with them one of the most human of actions, breathing, the object 'comes alive'.
The project "Altered Voices" aims to explore holograms, both digital and analogue, by addressing the manipulative aspect of this technology. The basic principle of the hologram is "The part contains the whole and the whole is contained in the part". Holograms and hologram technologies have a wide application and distribution: for example, they are often used in live musical performances, videos and animated films.
Metascape is an autonomous 3D simulation that interprets the social ecosystem of the new digital reality - the meta universe. The project creates a kind of model of personal identification in the context of the simulated technological experience. Its virtual space builds itself modularly and parametrically in real time. The generative functions of the objects use information gathered from the surrounding physical world, and their geometric structure has the property of transforming viewers into elements of its own composition.
rawlab (Roslana and Radina) is a research-based collective working at the intersection of art and technology.
Through their practice, the duo explores the complexities of language, perception, and the ever-evolving dynamic between humans and technology.
Considering the limitations and vulnerabilities inherent in new media and artificial intelligence, rawlab examines the technical, practical, and behavioral workings of our networked practices.