Exhibition.

Opens 6pm Friday 17th – 10pm Friday 24th
Church Gallery Space, Limerick School of Art and Design
Free entry

Curator’s Statement
Digital technology has become a medium that has redefined the arts broadening horizons and changing practices. The works in this exhibition explore interactivity and the possibilities opened up by multimedia and electronic technologies to create immersive experiences while bringing physicality and play to the digital medium. These interactive installations and sculptures have the unique ability to change and respond to the presence of a viewer and engage an audience in physical interaction via unexpected narratives.

This year’s exhibition showcases a range of experimental objects from international artists. These works not only provide a platform for collective exchange between viewer and the artwork but also call for invention, which connects with real complicated pleasures of the human senses and the curious mind. These objects are the products of non-linear thinking where technologically enhanced artifacts trigger a play with senses. Going beyond the realm of mere possibilities and technical prowess the artists here demonstrate fascinating objects that reveal technology’s true language, physical qualities and stunning beauty.

These artists visualize personal and social issues by providing alternate perspectives and expand our understanding of technology and what it can achieve. Beyond the technologies themselves, the attitudes and motivations of the artists featured, their search for meaning, quality represents a broader societal phenomenon and aspirations of a new generation of artists.

Gregory Chatonsky
IF THEN LOGICAL IMAGINARY
Tristan Perich
1-BIT SYMPHONY
The Einstein's Brain Project: Alan Dunning, Paul Woodrow and Morley Hollenberg
Sound of Silence
Benjamin Gaulon/Brian Solon/Ivan Twohig
HARD DRIVIN'
Soomi Park
LED EYELASH
Carlos Katastrofsky
ON TRANSLATION
Luiza Prado
LA BIBLIOTECA DE BABEL
Joey Mariano
JUVENILE AMPLIFIER
Pierre Proske
FRAME SEDUCTIONS