BME (Budapest University of Technology and Economics) has launched its artist-in-residence program this spring. On September the 30th, at the Researchers’ Night, the two artists in residence, Ádám Boruzs, and Olga Kocsi will present their work featuring robots and camera-based time-lapse.
Using robotics, artist Ádám Boruzs will focus on the relationship between human and machine visual perception and creative intent, but visitors will also be able to explore the process and function of color perception. Olga Kocsi’s work is based on Michelangelo’s Battle of Cascina, which depicts nineteen male figures on the battlefield, while all of them appear to portray stages of a movement by a single person. Her installation will offer the possibility of capturing and freezing time.
The interactive show, titled Painting and Technology, by the artists of the BME residency program, will take place on Friday the 30th of September, from 18:00 to 20:00 in the area outside the Visitor Centre in BME Building K.
Cover photo: The work of Olga Kocsi
Source: rezidensmuvesz.bme.hu
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