"I was interested in observing life as it is and how that was special. Someone baking bread or making a salad or simply sipping tea is what I found interesting."
Marcel Duchamp's goal was to 'put art back in the service of the mind,' creating a synergy between language, thought, and vision. His film Anémic Cinéma exemplifies this aim through nine optical illusions and complex wordplay.
Tune-Yards' music defies conventional structure while remaining infectious and danceable, resulting in a raw vitality that captures audiences' attention.
E.A.T. emerged as a radical platform that reimagined the possibilities of creative practice through direct collaboration between artists and technologists.