Hosting the third edition of the Art and Technology Residency Program thehost.is, the interdisciplinary collective Dreaming Beyond AI has examined the relationship between artificial intelligence and time. During the symposium »Diversify the Code«, the five residents Hiba Ali, Bretas, Dera Luce, Noam Youngrak Son and Kira Xonorika will exhibit and share their artistic outputs.
On Saturday, October 28, at 4 p.m., the artists will present their work; followed by a presentation of the Dreaming Beyond AI team and mentor Vanessa A. Opoku.
Location: k4 at Kampnagel (Jarrestraße 20, Hamburg).
No registration required, free admission to the exhibition.
hiba ali
hiba ali (they/them) is a producer of moving images, sounds, garments and words. They grew up in Chicago and Toronto and currently reside across Eugene, or and Austin, Texas. Born in Karachi, Pakistan, they belong to East African, South Asian and Arab diasporas. They are an assistant professor for art and technology at the University of Oregon in Eugene and they teach on decolonial, feminist, anti-racist frameworks in digital art pedagogies. Currently, they are a PhD candidate in cultural studies at Queens University in Kingston, Ontario.
Note: The use of lower case for the name as well as the texts written by hiba ali refers to the work of the author, literature researcher and university professor bell hooks. The profile picture indicates the need to not be perceived by all carceral, surveillant and monitoring systems including the corporeal, digital and virtual.
Friday27.10., 14:00 – 21:30
Exhibition: In the Loop – On Artificial Intelligence and Time
The five residents Bretas, Dera Luce, hiba ali, Kira Xonorika and Noam Youngrak Son present the results of their three-month thehost.is at Kampnagel.
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Saturday28.10., 09:00 – 21:30
Exhibition: In the Loop – On Artificial Intelligence and Time
The five residents Bretas, Dera Luce, hiba ali, Kira Xonorika and Noam Youngrak Son present the results of their three-month thehost.is at Kampnagel.
...
Hosting the third edition of the Art and Technology Residency Program thehost.is, the interdisciplinary collective Dreaming Beyond AI has examined the relationship between artificial intelligence and time. During the symposium »Diversify the Code«, the five residents Hiba Ali, Bretas, Dera Luce, Noam Youngrak Son and Kira Xonorika will exhibit and share their artistic outputs.
On Saturday, October 28, at 4 p.m., the artists will present their work; followed by a presentation of the Dreaming Beyond AI team and mentor Vanessa A. Opoku.
Location: k4 at Kampnagel (Jarrestraße 20, Hamburg).
No registration required, free admission to the exhibition.
Saturday28.10., 16:00 – 18:00
Presentation: thehost.is/DreamingBeyondAI
This year's thehost.is artistic residency has been hosted by Dreaming Beyond AI and explored the relationship between time and AI.
As part of this symposium the five residents Bretas, Dera Luce, hiba ali, Kira Xonorika and Noam Youngrak Son will exhibit their work and share the artistic outputs of their three-month residency.
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This year'sthehost.isartistic residency has been hosted by Dreaming Beyond AI and explored the relationship between time and AI.
As part of this symposium the five residents Bretas, Dera Luce, hiba ali, Kira Xonorika and Noam Youngrak Son will exhibit their work and share the artistic outputs of their three-month residency.
hiba ali, producer of moving images, sounds, garments and words, develops web VR experiences that use somatic approaches to slow down time for the viewer. Bretas, visual artist and researcher, critically dedicates two artworks to a 1860s portraiture archive of Afro-Brazilians whose photographs have since been in museums in Germany, an approach on ethnology, colonialism and racialized depiction through the use of AI techniques. Dera Luce, writer and multi-disciplinary artist, blends music and personal archives to create "Heal-GPT (Slowed + Reverb)," a story about healing physical and psychological transgenerational trauma. Noam Youngrak Son, communication designer practicing queer publishing, speculates on possible unionisation between precarious designers and AI, especially given concerns about the devaluation of design work as a result of generative AI. Kira Xonorika, interdisciplinary artist, writer and futurist, visualises an indigenous, trans AI in generated images and audio, creating an origin story for the axiological restoration of time and space in the future. The residents have had access to creative sparring with the artists Idil Galip, Moisés Horta Valenzuela, Neema Githere, Petja Ivanova, and Vanessa A. Opoku.
Location: k4 und kmh auf Kampnagel (Jarrestraße 20, Hamburg).
This event will be held in English.
