Published October 16, 2020
International Symposium of Electronic Art
Video still from "Aquadisia" by Stephanie Rothenberg
Stephanie Rothenberg is participating with her work "Aquadisia" in the International Symposium of Electronic Art (ISEA) held online, Oct 17 at 3pm. This year's theme is “Why Sentience?"
Aquadisia
Aquadisia is an environmental sci-fi, created by professor Stephanie Rothenberg, that plays on the libidinal myth of the oyster as an aphrodisiac to speculate on a new breed of cyborg oysters that have the potential to cure climate change.
An online version and performance of Aquadisia, which features Shasti O’Leary Soudant, Felipe Shibuya, Annette Daniels Taylor and Lindsey Griffith, can be seen on YouTube this Saturday (10/17) at 3:00pm.
ISEA
From Montréal/Tiohtià:ke/ to the World
Take a look at the Artistic Programme of ISEA2020: Online: Why Sentience? A hybrid online/on-site programme featuring works meticulously adapted to the virtual platform by our impressive selection of over 100 local and international artists. Why Sentience? is considered here from a plurality of vantage points that mirror the multiplicity of existence for humans and non-humans alike.
How to Watch
Saturday, Oct 17th at 3:00pm EST
- Before attending performance log-on to http://www.aquadisia.net and connect to the Aquadisia Network.
- Then join the performance at the YouTube Livestream link https://youtu.be/1AsQbwjWMgI