《永生》系列裸眼3D数字艺术展 Original

Presented by ARTech

ARTech is a global digital art platform. Dedicated to the perfect combination of art and technology, ARTech links global top artists, scientists, designers and many other talents, to create unqiue and unexpected digital experience.

Currently, ARTech has incubated digital studio - ARTech Studio, digital gallery - ARTech Gallery, and digital lab - ARTech X.

ARTech brought the《Eternity》 Naked-Eye 3D Digital Art Exhibition to Beijing Capital International Airport, Beijing Daxing International Airport and Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport for the first time, and proposed a new concept of Curatorial Space + Digital Brand Marketing which embraces "Art X Tech X Space X Brand".

Artwork Introduction:

This digital art exhibition exhibited the artwork 《Eternity》 Series by Bulgarian digital artist Stoyan.This collection《Eternity》 represents Stoyan's thoughts of the relationship between life, society and nature during this epidemic and has certain significance of The Times. By combining a still geometric element with perpetual motion, it gives people a meditative and enveloping feeling.

As a digital artist, Stoyan uses realistic real-time computer rendering technology and digital models to allow computer language to create beautiful and varied naked-eye 3D digital sculptures.

《Eternity》Series are inspired by the ever-changing nature of reality. The sculptures are designed to be in a perfect loop and continue forever. For this new series, he has developed a workflow for interactive adaptation to the screen format and lighting. To create them he uses advanced particle simulations re-timed and matched, to create a neverending mesmerizing experience.

Initiator: Carmen Wang, ARTech Founder

" Art belongs to everyone, and public space is the best place to cultivate the public's aesthetics. Public digital screens are not just public digital displays, but can be used as platforms for art exihibtion. As display technology continues to evolve, artists are searching ways to make their work more engaging. ARTech hopes to re-empower public space by combining ART and TECH, and use digital technology to create unique art experience."

Curator: Filippo Fabrocini

Full Professor in the School of Design & Innovation at Tongji University

Director of “Sustainable AI Lab”

Prof. Filippo Fabrocini is a recognized leader in Artificial Intelligence, especially as concerns Machine Learning. He used to be a Senior Researcher at IBM Research (Rome, Italy/San Jose, USA), a visiting researcher in the School of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University (Pittsburgh, USA), in which he cooperated with Nobel Prize and ACM Turing Prize winner Professor Herb Simon, and the General Manager of the IBM Milan/Rome Business Innovation Center (IBM BIC). Prof. Fabrocini has won multiple awards, including two IBM Outstanding Technology Awards and an IBM Client-Value Outstanding Technical Achievement Award. At the same time, Prof. Fabrocini has a strong background in Cognitive Science and Philosophy. He holds a Master's degree in Cognitive Science (Sussex University/UK) and a PhD in Philosophy (Gregorian University/Italy). He was a Full Professor in the Department of Philosophy at Gregorian University, the most important university of the Catholic Church, where he mainly taught mathematical philosophy of mind, contemporary history of philosophy, and aesthetics. Prof. Fabrocini has been a curator in Italy and China in which he delivered lectures in CAFA, Lu Xun Academy, Xiamen University, and Tsinghua University related to art topics. He published a number of papers on Chinese art magazines as well. Presently he is Full Professor in the School of Design & Innovation at Tongji University where he teaches “Principles of AI Design” and he is also the Director of the “Sustainable AI Lab”.

Curator's Message

“Public art improves the value of our cities from an aesthetical, cultural, and social point of view. It is a mirror of our societies, it adds uniqueness to the form-of-life of our communities, and it transforms the aesthetics of cities. In this sense, public art also increases the economic value of the countries in which each of us lives. A number of indicators allow us to conclude that cities with an active and dynamic cultural scene are more attractive to individuals and businesses. Public art mirrors its own time and place. It triggers a learning process in which imagination is activated so as to perceive more deeply the living environment in which we are situated. At the same time, public art provides a uniqueness, as specific character, to the form-of-life of our communities in the scenario of a contemporary world in which every place tends to look similar to every place. It attains this result by including the artist in a social interaction process with the community in which the work is placed. The artist is a stakeholder among many others and contributes to designing the living scenario of our cities. Finally, public art can transform roads, traffic circles, train stations, airports, hospitals, into more vibrant expressions of human imagination. Public art allows embedding an aesthetic value into all these locations. The integration can be visible or seamlessly integrated with the environment, permanent or transient, such as for instance Christo’s Sultan’s Elephant in London. However, in any of these cases, it becomes intertwined with our memories of those cities. Public art, therefore, matters from different viewpoints. This is why experiments such as those carried out by ARTech and the Bulgarian digital artist Stoyan Stoyanov matter as well.“

Digital Artist: Stoyan Stoyanov【Bulgaria】

Stoyan was born in Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria. He has received classical music education, and has mastered many science technologies. He is good at bridging the gap between different teams and creating world-class new media artistic content.

His art career began as a visual artist for concerts and club events in the electronic music industry. Stoyan won a silver prize in the Moscow “Circle of Light” light festival 3D Projection Mapping competition and made several appearances at film festivals.