Special Sector

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RMM - Room Map Module

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Philippe Parreno

<p>Entirely conceived in high-end computer-generated imagery, <em>The Owl in Daylight</em> is a ‘work-in-motion’ by Philippe Parreno. In constant evolution, it is composed of multiple visual sequences controlled and juxtaposed using Bronze technology, a model of artificial intelligence developed by musicians and scientists.</p><p>This moving tableau depicts a landscape bordered by a body of water. If at first glance the image seems static, subtle changes of light, temporality, and atmospheric conditions appear little by little.</p><p>The AI controls both the animation and the soundtrack of the film. Philippe Parreno used Bronze initially in 2019 as part of his site-specific commission for MoMA, creating what he describes as an ‘autopoietic system, responding to itself and its surroundings endlessly.’</p><p>The work takes its title from an unfinished Philip K. Dick novel that he was writing at the time of his death in 1982.</p><p><strong>Philippe Parreno</strong> (born 1964) seeks to transform an art exhibition into a singular experience by playing with spatial and temporal boundaries and the sensory experience of the visitor who is guided by the orchestration of sound and image. Parreno lives and works in Paris.</p>

Audio Guide

Esther Schipper, Gladstone Gallery

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