DENOISE

Denoise is a group exhibition by students in the IED Master Course in Visual Arts for the Digital Age. They worked collectively to produce video mapping combining volumes, surfaces and sound over several levels of narration. 

The individual work of the artists becomes choral, taking up the concept of noise, which by nature is composed by its interpreters, inhabitants of a hybrid ecosystem between the real and the digital world.
The video mapping showcased is a revisitation and reinterpretation of seven sculptures of the historic Gruppo T, which becomes the theatre of an ideal journey through seven communicative situations – Parallel Languages, Disharmonies, Simultaneous Translations, Impossible Dialogues, New Silences and Encroachments – that narrate the ‘de-programming’ of Programmed Art: the victory of disorder over order, the generative capacity of chance over the programme, the roar of industrial activity that becomes digital silence. Noise that is no longer announced, but that acts and confounds, contains and recounts, distracts and inspires. From this perspective, the activity of denoising as a positive and cognitive act consists – paradoxically - in rendering visible the noise itself.

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