The most important factors in the Visible Area project, which co-create the installation, are time, space, and light. I wanted to take into account the dynamics of the Spectra building architecture at the location of the SOON_ project. The assembly of VA was also a time experiment for me, because it took over 24 hours. My wish was that the visible area made an impression of a digital image without the use of electronic carriers and with the direct participation of light.
Digitisation of communication leads to the lack of social involvement in commenting on current events. Netiquette and digital activism no longer model our attitudes to social and economic problems. Virtual profiles based on non-spaciousness and non-corporeality drive the society into a deep lack of empathy to a visible image, which directly affects the quality of real relations. The effect of the simultaneous maximisation of usage of the digital image surface is that people have no ideals.
Michał Połomski
Michał Połomski – born in 1986; studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Szczecin. Calls himself a citizen of the web, has recently acted under the nickname “digital”. In his artistic activities, he derives from the experience of the digital culture, while commenting on the reality with the use of mobile media, in particular the smartphone, in the form of photographs, videos, installations and performances. Cooperates with foundations and co-creates informal decentralised digital communities at present.