The Aavistus Audiovisual Art Festival took place for the third time in Helsinki last weekend, attracting artists from across Europe. The festival serv

Patterns of Aavistus 2024

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2024-10-12 20:00:03

The Aavistus Audiovisual Art Festival took place for the third time in Helsinki last weekend, attracting artists from across Europe. The festival served a role greater than just an art show or party; it also acted as a summit of creative minds, offering a rich source of inspiration for digital art from both technical and philosophical perspectives. This blog post offers a brief look at the recurring visual elements from the performances at the festival.

Identifying a clear technical trend is challenging. While AI technology was present in certain works, it was just one of many tools in the artists’ arsenals. Traditional techniques, such as 2D post-processing effects and analog footage, also played a significant role. The digital art subculture remains relatively small, and as some attendees pointed out, there’s little connection between artists outside of events like this one.

However, one thematic commonality was the event’s call on “interconnection,” which surfaced in many of the pieces. Whether portrayed through dancers, sunsets, or other symbolic visuals, the theme was a recurring thread that tied much of the artwork together.

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