In Sigils, a speculative archeology takes place in an abandoned metal factory. Industrial blueprints gathered on the spot as well as exchanges between engineers and commercials, clients and operators host new fictions where obsolescence sets up a magical dimension. From those clues and artefacts, several videographic and plastic objects are conceived: aluminum sheets laser-engraved with magical inspired drawings, generative sounds made by converting the blueprints into audio specter, and video exploration of the place.
Biography:
Alix Desaubliaux is developing a protean practice, from ceramic 3D printing to video games and chemicals. She explores the relationship between humans and virtual beings and materializes those exchanges by setting up experimental laboratories. She puts virtual agents, mineral matter, DIY machines and video game characters up for discussion by playing with their lore.
