Arteles Catalogue 2023-2020
Arteles Creative Center's residency artists and their projects 2023-2020
Arteles Creative Center's residency artists and their projects 2023-2020
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Silence Awareness Existence program / MARCH 2022<br />
Jill Borremans<br />
Belgium<br />
About<br />
As an emerging cultural practitioner, narrative worlds take a<br />
centre place in my interests. Such worlds that are increasingly<br />
becoming more technological and digital in nature require<br />
a new architectural (thought) framework. By basing these<br />
digitally entrenched symbolisms within a philosophy of AI,<br />
and submerging myself into the world of visual aesthetics,<br />
am I able to comprehend our cultural narratives. It is<br />
precisely through the means of philosophy, whereby the<br />
position of “the” human within its (natural) environment is<br />
continuously put in question, that I can see the technological<br />
and cosmological order collide once more—that collision<br />
being; a work of art.<br />
Research into AI/creativity<br />
The work experience <strong>Arteles</strong> provides played into the creative<br />
writing process I aimed to open up. Being surrounded by<br />
both a natural environment and a lovely group of determined<br />
individuals made it possible to work on a creative process<br />
within a safe space. A space where there is freedom to<br />
think, to reflect, to work, and to fundamentally develop these<br />
reflections. My work experience started out by continuing<br />
to do research for my master dissertation. Gradually was I<br />
able to transform that research experience into a research<br />
practice. I have learned to see both creative writing as well<br />
as forming grounded conceptualisations as art forms. And<br />
therefore skills to be mastered. It has been precisely this<br />
acknowledgement that allowed me to grow within my writing<br />
practice.<br />
My experience at the residency consisted mostly out of<br />
taking time to read; to read outside, to read in the shared<br />
spaces, to read in silence, to read physical books, to read<br />
PDFs. Reading as much as the internal thought experiments<br />
that arise out of the continuous reading, became a form<br />
of meditation. Loose concepts and reflections about my<br />
research topic were formed into sentences, which turned into<br />
longer structured paragraphs. That eventually turned into a<br />
finished chapter that I incorporated into my dissertation. In<br />
conclusion, forming a research topic into a research practice<br />
has been the process that I was able to develop thanks to the<br />
<strong>Arteles</strong> residency experience.