25 Jul 2017
I Needed Color
Jim Carrey exhibits his talent as a painter and reflects on the value and power of art.
12 Little Things
There used to be a rare bird that flew through the computer from time to time. This is the path of flight of the Window Dweller. It comes from nowhere, goes straight through the screen and leaves in an upward motion into the sky.
12 Little Things. You only have to do 12 Little Things to bring back the bird. In this movie I’m in search of Furry as a ritual in times of bland and blank AI-optimization. The ritual is missing when the AI skips all steps. Furry offers so many rituals – so many steps. It’s really cult-like and that is the importance for humans in a post-post-(…)-digtale landscape: We need a cult to survive and escape the hyper-dominance of companies seeping into the everyday digital immersion of life, leaving no space left to go, while their AI-systems are helping right-wing actors worldwide to spread their poisonous ideologies, destroying any possibilites of a dignified human life on earth and earth itself.
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