Genre : Computer enhanced collage
Support : N.A.
Subjects : 2.) Goals, hopes and ideals of h+ thought
2.1.) The enhancement
NBIC Convergence, Shiva/Hinduism, God of transformation or destruction?
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Genre : drawning
Supports : paper
Subjects : 2.) Goals, hopes and ideals of h+ thought
2.1.) The enhancement
Genre : Computer graphics.
Supports : Digital
Subjects : 2.) Goals, hopes and ideals of h+ thought
2.1.) The enhancement
“A person, breaking out of the prison/uterus that is their own self-reference, their own self-consciousness, et cetera.”
To explore that which may be outside of the strange, feedbacking loops and paradoxes we are unable to transcend out of in our current form, at this time.
To be involved in a movement that advocates reduced suffering to infinite bliss can itself induce bliss.
Genre : drawning
Supports : paper
Subjects : 2.) Goals, hopes and ideals of h+ thought
2.1.) The enhancement
From the series in progress ‘Digital Bodies’ :
Digital Bodies
The arrival of virtual environments and augmented realities have had a distinct impact on the way we interact with the world. These types of simulations cause new relationships between the observer and what is being observed and affect our senses and experiences in ways that are more dramatic and monumental than ever before.
The Digital Bodies series considers what the future world might be like, both visually and experientially, when the real and the virtual collide. The hybrid of synthetic and organic realities is already underway, and the effects of this synthesis will reveal interesting changes in the way we go about our everyday lives. Not only will our ways of doing things change substantially but the tactility of our contact with the environment will alter as well.
There are many possibilities that we could imagine occurring in the near and distant future. The ability to control robotic entities remotely, capture, translate, and output from neural firings into language, create avatars and interact with them in virtual worlds, access directions to any location in the world through our cell phones, or even learn how busy a particular cafe is through augmented reality applications. These are minor changes; yet, they have opened up access to a more united habitat; breaking down traditional borders and opening up a network of information that is incalculably immense.
Eventually the separation between the real world and the virtual will become seamless as we slide from one mode of being into another.
Patrick Millard
Ma>Hadeva
Miriam,
Idées simples mais parlantes, démarche didactique dirait sans doute Olivier, évidemment à fond dans le sujet.
J’aime beaucoup ton idée d’aller prendre une référence extérieure à la culture occidentale. J’ai l’impression depuis le début que le mouvement H+ en Europe et dans le monde anglo-saxon a besoin de se confronter à d’autres modes de penser le Transhumanisme.
Reste maintenant la partie esthétique dont l’appréciation est éminemment subjective. Je ne suis pas fan du collage, dont l’aspect, qui révèle la technique (invraisemblance de certaines positions, incohérence de certaines limites entre objets superposés …), m’éloigne du sujet. Par contre, j’aime bien le contraste des couleurs bleu/rouge luminescentes qui me renvoie à notre modernité cathodique.
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Simple but talking Ideas, didactic approach would doubtless say Olivier, obviously profoundly in the subject.
I like very much your idea to go to take a reference outside the western culture. I have the impression since the beginning that the H+ movement in Europe and in the Anglo-Saxon world needs to confront with other modes of thinking Transhumanism.
The aesthetic part stays now, the appreciation of which is eminently subjective. I am not a fan of the “collage”, of whom the aspect, which reveals the technique (unlikeliness of certain positions, incoherence of certain limits between superimposed objects), takes me away from the subject. On the other hand, I like the contrast of the luminescent blue/red colors which sends me back to our cathodic modernity.
Ma>Hadeva (Oil on canvas)
I still like the concept but far less the aesthetic.
J’apprécie toujours le concept mais beaucoup moins l’aspect esthétique.
The second one looks like the religion drawing in Tibet,I like the color,but nothing more.
第二幅看起来像西藏的宗教绘画，我喜欢它的颜色，但是仅此而已。