From the uncertainty that opens a fold between the present and tomorrow, from the transition between the physical and the virtual, from the change from analogue to digital skin, could we speak today of a contemporary sensibility?

When virtual existence imposes itself as a sign of the times, art emerges and rebels against disconnection and generalised alienation, science at the service of inspiration has been the main tool in search of freedom and expression. Technology was used by indispensable people to expand the limits of the imagination. It is this memory that allows us to see artificial intelligence as a technical extension of consciousness and not as a threat.

A technological advance can bring us the key in the search for a different narrative. A narrative that, far from separating, brings together all languages.

Art that embraces mutation has the power to invent new, unknown practices, with the power to inaugurate a corporeal archive of experiences and desires. We are faced with the need to create mutant works that mobilise, excite, connect, shake and electrify.
The artists of this time, against the grain of any dystopian narrative, could be the guardians of a new sensibility, one that includes an illusion of the future.

Gonzalo Solimano.