We are the inhabitants of a techno-creative revolution that occurs once in a century. This diverse exhibition titled Equilibria seeks to explore new states of equilibrium between the biological, spiritual, and algorithmic layers of our lives. Each installation reimagines a facet of contemporary society—climate change, identity, play—through a fusion of human intuition and algorithmic insight. The result is often a sensorial dialogue of two worlds.
Created by the Interactive Technology MA students of UNATC, the works invite audiences into interactive installations where sensitive inner feelings are translated into eccentric outer worlds.
In a time when art is dangerously framed exclusively as ephemeral escapism, this exhibition proposes a renegotiation of our deepest roots. This collection of wonders, presented as hybrid microcosms invites audiences to become more aware of their own presence, touch, and imprint on the world. In this rollercoaster, we are each invited to design a custom equilibria that blends our digital and non-digital selves. Finally, we are invited to see equilibria as a creature in motion, rather than an axiomatic resolution.
Modernist sculptor Constantin Brâncuși reinforced that “all dilemmas are resolved through unifying the contraries.” We believe that blending opposites can lead to a holistic state of being. Finding new inner and outer equilibria is perhaps the highest goal of our current era and our mission is to make it visible.