Aliatge. Convergències experimentals des de l’analògic a les IA

How do new technologies amalgamate with tradition from our past? Does the present of experimentation become the point of contact between traditional analogue creation tools and the future offered by AI? We will talk about these spaces of confluence within experimental audiovisuals through the pieces we will screen and the dialogue we will establish with the authors and David Martín Romero, creative director and co-founder of the Fissura collective. The projection, of about 30 minutes, travels through different layers within the path between super-8, photography, analogue video, digital processes, appropriation material and the use of AI. The pieces we will be viewing are: Povidona Yodada  by Inés Reyes, Pieza Viva by Paloma Martínez, Dar vida al deseo by Ramsés Rodríguez, Llorar & volar byJorge David Pérez Aldana, Extrasensory by Daniel Iglesias Jackle and Metratge engendrat by Víctor Gómez.  

By the Institut d’Estudis Fotogràfics de Catalunya

This group of visual artists with diverse backgrounds in image and audiovisuals come together in the IEFC's Experimental Analogue Cinema course, a space for experimental projects on analogue film and video. 

Inés Reyes has a degree in Fine Arts from the University of Barcelona. Paloma Martínez has a degree in Audiovisual Media, Tecno Campus Mataró (Pompeu Fabra University). Ramsés Rodríguez Silva has a degree in photography from the IEFC. Jorge David Pérez Aldana has an undergraduate degree in Anthropology from the University of Colombia and a Master's degree in practice and theory of creative documentary filmmaking from the University of Barcelona. Daniel Iglesias Jäckle has a degree in photography from the IEFC. Víctor Gómez Planelles is a graduate in Audiovisual Design from BAU, director and co-founder of the Fissura collective.

David Martín Romero is a multimedia designer, 3D artist and creative director and co-founder of Fissura, a collective that works on digital resources, AI tools and analogue procedures.

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