F_AI_L

by Jean-Marc Matos (K. Danse) and Clément Barbisan

Available in 2024

F_AI_L

by Jean-Marc Matos (K. Danse) and Clément Barbisan

Available in 2024

Digital art

Immersive experience

Artificial intelligence

Stage performance

Generative art

Installation

Music and live performance

Science and technology

Visual arts

Science fiction and Fantasy

Digital art

Immersive experience

Artificial intelligence

Stage performance

Generative art

Installation

Music and live performance

Science and technology

Visual arts

Science fiction and Fantasy

Bourse d'aide à l'écriture du CNC ((Écritures Numériques Auteurs Jeu Vidéo & Création Immersive) 2024

Dance and AI project. F_AI_L is a performative installation where the movements of a spectator are captured and interpreted by an AI.

Screen, Computer, Video projector

Suitable for all audiences

from 20 to 60 minute(s)

Without dialogue

Update : 13/05/2024

F_AI_L screen shots

F_AI_L (Jean-Marc Matos et Deep AI)

Set for exhibition spaces (Jean-Marc Matos)

F_AI_L (Clément Barbisan)

F_AI_L (Jean-Marc Matos et Deep AI)

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Interactive performance and installation project that questions the fallibility of AI when it confronts and engages in dialogue with the body, through interactive comparison between normative and unusual movements.

The project received support from the CNC for writing (Digital Writing for Video Game Authors & Immersive Creation).

"F_AI_L" is capable of interpreting the smallest movements, fragments of behavior, all kinds of gestures and attitudes, intentions, and invites you to explore different ways of moving, to explore states of the body, to develop a relationship according to your creative inspiration.
Poetics of the incarnation of a science f(r)ictional AI.
A double game face-to-face with the audience, fictional inter-actor of a hybrid creature.
The human and the AI of the future.
Encounter between two intelligences, the artificial and the corporeal.
The dancing body as a vehicle for an improbable dialogue.

Jean-Marc Matos, choreographer
Clément Barbisan, artist programmer
Evane Duguet, dancer, performer