A performance in which members of the conference are invited to interact with digital screen devices using both violent and erotic tools such as feathers, sex toys, hammers, and pillows as they please. This performance will be the third iteration of a series of participatory performances in which our everyday ethics towards intelligent technology are revealed and challenged.
Angelina Almukhametova is a US-based artist whose work investigates cybernetics and techno-culture through digital and analog technologies which are set in conversation with each other. Her research, deeply rooted in experimentation, manifests as sculptures, custom built softwares, performances, electronics, and installations. She holds a BFA in Art and Technology from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (2020) and has exhibited work and performed in New York City, Chicago, Houston, Zürich, Iceland, and Detroit (forthcoming). She has led workshops at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and the Experimental Sound Studio in Chicago. In 2022, she was a hacker in residence at the Swiss Mechatronic Art Society in Zürich, Switzerland. She currently works as a technology specialist at Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Oregon.
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