This is the second show presented by //PIXELMOUTH at Grace Exhibition Space, following their December 2022 debut cyborg//HYPERMEAT.

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Biomimicry is the way in which the digital and natural worlds mirror each other. When building a digital world, we must look for sources of our digital imagination in the natural world. All digital creations involve some mimicry of the natural by necessity. Our wire networks become root systems, and our A.I. evolves like an organism, mutating and rearranging. Centering the digital world around its biotic origins is a necessary first step towards integrating the digital into the natural, especially as our forests disappear and we look towards the future through a digital lens. We invite you to reside in the space where machines and forests can nurture each other. 

Auto-Organics: Robots for a Living Earth is our proclamation.

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Featuring:

Performance - 

Katherine Benitez (performance art - @_imjstlivin)

ZAI (punk rap - @kxngpixie)

Tench Cholnoky (live code glitch art - @tencholnoky)

A.Kazal (folk music/performance art - @ae.kaz)

Magali, A Cult (electropop music, 3D animation - @magaliacult)

Cass Yao (performance art, 3D animation - @cass.yao)

EZR@ (DJ - @keyboard.cowb0y)

Installation: 

Pepi (creative code - @pepzicles)

Julia Daser (game and hardware design - @julia.daser)

Grace Jung (biosculpture - @cosmic.worm)

Hong Hua (wearable technology - https://studiohuahong.com/ )

Aiyo (biodesign)

Tāo (sculpture installation - @ting_ting2333

Tench Cholnoky (sculpture installation - @tencholnoky)

John Lepore (lighting and installation degin - @johnlepore_)

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Pay what you can, in advance or at the door.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/auto-organics-robots-for-a-living-earth-tickets-519813966567