Screenings
Dzata: Institute of Technological Consciousness
Dzata is a network Dzata is a school Dzata is a fictional institute of technological consciousness
Prepare to enter the Dzata institute. Start by making a backpack, which is also a laboratory containing the cosmos. Traverse the realms of ancestral handwork, networks of things and people, and mobile laboratories set amongst forests floors, rivers data systems, and dreamstates. Remember to resist the glare of radiant pixels.
The fictional institute is set up by South African artists Russel Hlongwane, Francois Knoetze, and Amy Louise Wilson which is a repository of technological practices across the African continent over the past centuries. They present an in-house film made by the artists as channeled by various scientists to archive Dzata’s extensive work.
Ticketed UK premier with live score 19:30 on Friday night, with free drop-in film installation through the weekend, 11:00-18:00.
The fictional institute is set up by South African artists Russel Hlongwane, Francois Knoetze, and Amy Louise Wilson which is a repository of technological practices across the African continent over the past centuries. They present an in-house film made by the artists as channeled by various scientists to archive Dzata’s extensive work.
Ticketed UK premier with live score 19:30 on Friday night, with free drop-in film installation through the weekend, 11:00-18:00.
