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In the [not so far] future: Will we experience nature digitally? How deep is the 21st century-modern-digital-human relationship with physical nature and can technology bring us closer together with it?
In this episode we dive into the worlds of Habitat, created by Heleen Blanken with sound by Stijn van Beek. Podcast-host Viktor Vandervelde discusses with Heleen Blanken how digital art can be used to conserve and represent nature ~ but also to reflect on humanity’s role in the natural world.
Is [digital] nature a distant, almost Alien, concept or something that we are a part of?
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Credits:
The Joy Definitive - pATCHES
Dream Escape - The Tides
Procession - Puddle of Infinity
Subharmonic Bliss - Loopop
Amber - VYEN
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How can light be used to reconstruct our perception of space? What happens when we fuse art, mathematical equations and human experience?
This second episode of ‘But is I.T. Art?’ explores the role of light in new media art and how it can be used as in creating the illusion of a physical material to reconstruct our surroundings.
Podcast Host Viktor Vandervelde dives into conversation with Matt Clark, the Founder of London-based practice ‘United Visual Artists’ (creators of Topologies #1’ shown in exhibition ‘Shifting Proximities’) and Alma van de Burgwal – former ‘Exhibition Host’ at Nxt Museum, currently studying a masters in architecture – to discuss light as a medium, its role in architecture and the impact on the human senses.
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Credits:
The Joy Definitive -pATCHES
Amber - VYEN
Ether Oar - The Whole Other
Procession - Puddle of Infinity
Subharmonic Bliss - Loopop
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What does the art of the future look like? What began with moving-image and has since exploded in popularity with the rise of NFTs, only reflects a fraction of digital art can be…
In this first episode, we’ll explore new media art; how we can try to define it and how it can be exhibited in a physical space, with help of Merel Van Helsdingen, Founder of Nxt Museum and Bogomir Doringer, Curator of Shifting Proximites the museum’s inaugural exhibition.
We dive into the work Connected by Roelof Knol and talk to Marc Mahfoud, the artworks’ sound builder. Marc addresses the role of sound in new media art and elaborates how sound can deepen the experience of the work Connected by reflecting dynamics in a space aurally.
Host: Viktor Vandervelde
Guests: Merel Van Helsdingen Founder of Nxt Museum , Bogomir Doringer Curator of Shifting Proximites , Marc Mahfoud Sound Builder
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Credits:
The Joy Definitive - pATCHES
Dream Escape - The Tides
Ether Oar - The Whole Other
AMBER - VYEN
The Six Realms - I Think I Can Help You
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What happens at the intersection of art, tech, science and sound? What does the art of the future look like? In what way do artists reflect on new media and how do they push the boundaries of…
Join us on an exploratory journey into New Media Art by asking the question But is I.T. Art?.
Sharing voices from our artists, curator, museum team, and museum visitors, this first series journeys through new media art installations from exhibitions Shifting Proximities (2020-2022) and UFO-Unidentified Fluid Other (2022-2023) at Nxt Museum, Home of New Media Art in Amsterdam.
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