Augmented Humanity
Interior
Identity
Culture
Concept
The great amount of information we currently dispose of on mankind, big and small data alike, allow us to track the outlines of our humanity like never before. However, this multitude of data blurs our identity which remains an unknown, a mystery that intensifies the more precise and complex its representation becomes.
Interior
Identity
Culture
Development
This exhibition, curated by Wild Mazzini and Marco Ruffino (lamatilde) and presented at Circolo del Design, revolves around the “broken figures” of the contemporary man and woman. Within this kaleidoscope, among iconography, data visualisation, photoviz, data art and sonification, the exhibition offers visitors the chance to contribute to the research of man on man through an interactive installation, analog and unfiltered, inviting us to find our own perspective.
The Oracle invites the visitor to answer its questions: by accepting, new data are actually produced, that turn the installation into a collective infographic.
The visual represents an organic mosaic in which, in the build-up of tiles, it is possible to see the features of one, no one, one hundred thousand, human faces.
CREDITS
DIRECTION
Sara Fortunati
CURATED BY
Marco Ruffino
Wild Mazzini – Data Art Gallery
GRAPHIC AND EXHIBIT DESIGN
Torino Graphic Days
Marco Ruffino
and the students:
Alice Cadorna, Francesco Luminasi, Julian Mendez,
Kim Donghyeon, Irene Giardina Papa, Michelle Vicari, Isabella Perino, Sophia Giachin
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Marilivia Minnici
PRODUCTION ASSISTANT
Francesco Boccato Rorato
SETUP
Giuseppe Giorcelli
COMMUNICATION
Enza Brunero
PRESS OFFICE
Federica Biasio
TRANSLATION
Isa Matilde Bonino
Circolo del Design
is supported by:
MAIN PARTNER
Compagnia di San Paolo
PARTNER
Camera di Commercio
TECHNICAL SPONSOR
TechArt
Sonos
Thanks for the artworks:
South China Morning Post
Density Design Lab –
Politecnico di Milano
Annely Juda Fine Art gallery