Ξὑλͻgяάφ: The Post-Human Condition | in Galerie SLP from 12.09. – 08.10.2024
Galerie Sara Lily Perez is pleased to present “Ξὑλͻgяάφ: The Post-Human Condition” exploring the dissolved boundaries between light, sound, technology and perception. This immersive exhibition invites visitors to experience the cutting-edge works of four renowned German artists, each offering a unique perspective on the intersection of the physical and virtual worlds.
Christoph Bauer: Bauer, a maestro who merges video art and the musical instrument digital interface (MIDI), offering sonic and visual assaults on the senses. His works are audiovisual compositions exploring the temporal and spatial dimensions of perception. Through a synthesis of soundscapes and video projections, Bauer creates a sonata that envelopes the viewer in a multi-sensory experience inducing a temporal techno trance.
In „Ξὑλͻgяάφ,“ the gallery becomes an immersive space where the boundaries of light, technology, and perception are explored and expanded. „Ξὑλͻgяάφ“ examines the interplay of phenomenology and cybernetics. Immerse yourself in the existence of code, experience the synthesised and sequenced pathways of electric impulses through algorithms and digital protocols.
● Phenomenology: This philosophical approach studies the structures of experience and consciousness. By focusing on direct sensory experiences, phenomenology explores how we perceive and interpret the world around us. In „Ξὑλͻgяάφ,“ light, sound, and digital technology offer such sensory experiences, aiming to reshape our perception of the temporal moment and probe human consciousness.
● Cybernetics: This interdisciplinary field studies the regulatory systems of machines and living organisms, particularly focusing on feedback loops and control mechanisms. The artworks in „Ξὑλͻgяάφ“ embody these principles, reflecting on the dynamic of perception between the organic (the viewer) and synthetic (the art).
„Ξὑλͻgяάφ“ invites to engage with the frontiers of temporal art, where cutting-edge practices challenge and expand the boundaries of human perception.