CROSSLUCID on science-fiction and generative Artificial Intelligence

What are the connections between science fiction and generative artificial intel­li­gence? In this con­ver­sa­tion, the artist duo CROSSLUCID and curators Vincent Crapon and Françoise Poos reflect on the artwork Vaster than Empires, inspired by the eponymous short story by science fiction writer Ursula K. Le Guin.

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CROSSLUCID is an artist collective (est. 2018) that col­lab­o­rates across disciplines to explore the inter­sec­tion of self, technology, and digital intimacy. Their work reimagines technology as part of a shared, evolving biosphere and universal con­scious­ness. Using filmmaking, poetic AI, collage, and immersive inter­ven­tions, they create experiences that envision future pos­si­bil­i­ties and metamodern values. Recent exhibitions include Shanghai Archi­tec­ture Biennale, Vellum LA, Osaka Museum of Fine Arts, Art Encounters Biennial, and Art Basel Miami. Their work has been com­mis­sioned by the Berggruen Institute, Serpentine Gallery, Google Arts & Culture, Nike, and others. They are currently developing their first sci-fi documentary, Translucid, and Osmotic AI, a communal healing tool.

Vincent Crapon is curator at Elektron

Françoise Poos is artistic and scientific director at Elektron

This talk is presented in col­lab­o­ra­tion with LUGA – a city-wide, open-air exhibition of urban gardens in Luxembourg City.