Gray Area presents View Finder: Speculative Simulation Film Program, a special, short-run salon exhibition of films by Alice Bucknell and Lawrence Lek. From January 11-13 and 19-21, join us during open hours in the Grand Theater to experience large-scale projections of CGI-based contemporary artworks.
Both Bucknell and Lek use high fidelity computer-rendered environments to create rich, speculative fiction film works that explore rapidly evolving technologies and their impacts on society. Presented on Gray Area's 40-foot screen, this rapid-response program seeks to create an interface between audiences and time-based media artworks, with the aim of sparking conversation around pressing contemporary issues. The films on view ask important questions about the role of technologies like artificial intelligence and advanced terrascaping, and use storytelling to forecast possible pathways into uncharted technoscapes.
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Both Bucknell and Lek use high fidelity computer-rendered environments to create rich, speculative fiction film works that explore rapidly evolving technologies and their impacts on society. Presented on Gray Area's 40-foot screen, this rapid-response program seeks to create an interface between audiences and time-based media artworks, with the aim of sparking conversation around pressing contemporary issues. The films on view ask important questions about the role of technologies like artificial intelligence and advanced terrascaping, and use storytelling to forecast possible pathways into uncharted technoscapes.
Gray Area presents View Finder: Speculative Simulation Film Program, a special, short-run salon exhibition of films by Alice Bucknell and Lawrence Lek. From January 11-13 and 19-21, join us during open hours in the Grand Theater to experience large-scale projections of CGI-based contemporary artworks.
Both Bucknell and Lek use high fidelity computer-rendered environments to create rich, speculative fiction film works that explore rapidly evolving technologies and their impacts on society. Presented on Gray Area's 40-foot screen, this rapid-response program seeks to create an interface between audiences and time-based media artworks, with the aim of sparking conversation around pressing contemporary issues. The films on view ask important questions about the role of technologies like artificial intelligence and advanced terrascaping, and use storytelling to forecast possible pathways into uncharted technoscapes.
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Both Bucknell and Lek use high fidelity computer-rendered environments to create rich, speculative fiction film works that explore rapidly evolving technologies and their impacts on society. Presented on Gray Area's 40-foot screen, this rapid-response program seeks to create an interface between audiences and time-based media artworks, with the aim of sparking conversation around pressing contemporary issues. The films on view ask important questions about the role of technologies like artificial intelligence and advanced terrascaping, and use storytelling to forecast possible pathways into uncharted technoscapes.
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