20:00 / Cyborgian Spaces
Kate Danyu Chen is an artist and spatial designer currently based in Berlin. Her artistic practice focuses on corporeal and theoretical experiments of space. She incorporates media of drawing, installation, performance, text, and film, and is interested in translations between analog and digital processes. With a background in architecture, Kate's practice addresses body-politics of space, urban rituals of the everyday, and intersections of technology with the human body. Currently, her research focuses on Donna Haraway’s post-humanist concept of the “cyborg” as a synthesis of dualisms — human/machine, male/female, natural/artificial, virtual/real — to critically reconstruct an understanding of being and consciousness. She recently took part to the exhibition « Un_becoming: The Erotic, the Body & technology » in SomoS Art Gallery in the context of the Berlin Pornfilm Festival 2018 and presented there the Installation/Video piece «Offline Venus : Memories and myths of the Cyborg».
During her presentation, she will discuss her work with the curator and art historian Johanna Hohage (Berlin), whose research is focused on art and feminism, technology and new medias.
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