Kinesintesi is a theoretical work that explores spatial connections between the real and virtual worlds. Along the axis of time, it examines how the past converges with the future. Through a video installation, the artist depicts traditional agricultural practices, such as tilling the soil and sowing seeds. These actions are recognized by artificial intelligence, which virtually replicates them to nourish a digital plant. The manual labor of agriculture, largely forgotten, exists in our imagination. Its ritual aspects are essential for sustaining life on our planet. Innovative algorithms provide numerical parameters that nourish the new plant in this digital space. As a result, it grows taller, sprouts green leaves, blooms flowers, and ripens fruit. The ancient symbiosis between humanity and nature lives on, transformed, in the digital world.

Bio

Livia Ribichini (Rome, 1994) is an artist and designer based between Italy and the Netherlands. She studied set design at the Accademia di Belle Arti in Rome and specialized in Media Art, Design, and Technology at Hanze University in Groningen. As the founder and a member of the artistic duos Fulminate and fffjpg, her work explores the interactive dynamics between space and viewers through the use of light, video, and sound, reflecting on the shifts in identity between the real world and virtual universes.