Art 4.0

Tech artist Jordan Wolfson is the author of a controversial simulation of virtual reality, explicitly titled Real Violence, in which the viewer, located in New York (United States), observes how the author strikes a man to death. Rachel Rossin manages to take the audience to a point diametrically opposite in Man Mask, a meditation exercise guiding us through the video game Call of Duty: Black Ops without appreciating the slightest sign of aggressiveness. Between the anguish generated by Wolfston's beating and the surrealist paradise of Rossin, there are many examples in which the fundamental innovations of the fourth industrial revolution are put at the service of cultural creation: blockchain, robotics, the internet of things, virtual reality and increased, etc. Alex Reyval became interested in photography in 2012 thanks to drones. Since then he has managed to reflect with his snapshots views that are just unthinkable without the assistance of these unmanned aerial devices. The renowned sculptor Anish Kapoor has come to reduce - virtually - the audience on a microscopic scale so that it can travel the human body.