Tra carne e silicio 2

The Fragile Algorithm: A tribute to Boetti using embroidery to exalt human error as a political weapon against the soulless perfection of binary calculation.
Digital Botanical Codex: A fusion of organic and technological elements inspired by Serafini; an encyclopedic surrealism where "augmented" nature feeds on data through USB-roots.
Asemic Resistance: A visual clash between raw ink and the dryness of QR codes, reclaiming the right to mystery against the toxic transparency of digital communication.
Beyond the Slash: A reinterpretation of Fontana where the canvas’s wound reveals integrated circuits, denouncing technology as a cancer tearing through the living matter of art.
Digital Waste: A Manzoni-style provocation sealing the "excremental" residues of AI in a tin, giving physical weight and disgust to the trash produced by synthetic progress.
System Error: A postal "cARTolino" (art-postcard) marking the impossibility of communication; the human message is blocked by digital barbed wire and error codes.

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