NFT consists in the design of prototypes for research into possible haptic interfaces that explore anthropomorphic questions and new forms of ergonomics. The use of these speculative artifacts as instruments generates atmospheres through specific references to sci-fi, cyberpunk mythology and sound experimentation. Emphasis is placed on the problems associated with technological hybridization, body mutation and negative effects of this transformation process.
Biography:
Guillem Sarria (ES) (b. 1992) was born and raised in Valencia, Spain. After graduating with a degree in Industrial Design Engineering and Product Development, he studied a Multimedia and Visual Arts Master’s Degree (UPV) and moved to Austria to take part of the Interface Culture Master Program. His research examines the boundaries between human and machine, the personal impacts of technological hybridization and the anxieties associated with the transgression of these limits.
