Community, biology, gender, social exclusion, post-contemporaneity, body, mental health: the physical and the metaphysical presented in an exhibition where AI, performance, 3D, sound, interactive media and emerging technologies are portals to what moves society we live in. And, exactly for this reason, the Fashion we work with.
WORKSTATION NEW MEDIA, a new project by Associação ModaLisboa, with the support of the República Portuguesa — Cultura / Direção Geral das Artes, curated by Miguel Flor, presented its first exhibition from the 5th to the 8th of October, at Carpintarias de São Lázaro.
The exhibition included the work of three invited artists — paatiff, Rudolfo Quintas and the collective ZABRA — and the five names selected from the open call: Extramundus :: João e Sara, Marco Maiato, Mindeformer & Zalda, Ricardo Santos aka Postmodern Bot and S4RA. On the first day of the event, the jury — Eduarda Abbondanza, Miguel Flor and João Pedro Fonseca and Carincur (ZABRA) — announced the winner of the first edition of WORKSTATION NEW MEDIA: S4RA
Paatiff
paatiffWorkstation New MediaJosé Sobral is the Creative Director of the brand paatiff and winner of the first AI Fashion Week, that aims to promote artificial intelligence as an important tool for Fashion Design. Graduated in Architecture at the FAUL, José does not...
Rudolfo Quintas
Rudolfo QuintasWorkstation New MediaRudolfo Quintas (Porto, 1980) is a Portuguese media artist creating data mapping installations, paintings, sculptures and performances using interactive, generative and artificial intelligence techniques. In a continuous dialogue...
Zabra
ZabraWorkstation New MediaZABRA, directed by artists João Pedro Fonseca and Carincur, is a movement and a centre for artistic and academic experimentation that, from a transdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approach, explores post-nature as a framework for...
Extramundus :: João e Sara
Extramundus :: João e SaraJoão Felgueira (joninator) is a multidisciplinary artist focused on media explorations and fine art. In 2016, studied Artistic Production Screen Printing and Etching at Escola Artística António Arroio, and in 2020, graduated from Westminster...
Marco Maiato
Marco MaiatoWorkstation New MediaMarco Maiato, 25, is a trans queer artist born in Luanda, Angola. They use image manipulation and 3D rendering to create visual compositions and universes where people who are racialised and marginalised by today's society can exist in...
Mindeformer & Zalda
Mindeformer & ZaldaMINDEFORMER (Eduardo Paranhos, 2000) is a 3D artist and designer. His academic career began in computer engineering, which encouraged his interest in programming and Artificial Intelligence. However, a year later, he changed to a degree in Sound...
Postmodern Bot
Postmodern BotWorkstation New MediaRicardo Santos aka Postmodern Bot (Lisbon, 28) studied 3D Animation and Visual Effects in London. He returned to Lisbon in 2019 and co-founded PostCarbon Collective, an artistic collective whose conceptual basis is Transhumanism....
S4ra
S4RAWorkstation New MediaS4RA is a non-binary and genderqueer interdisciplinary artist that spent endless hours fighting monsters and strolling through mazes. So, it only felt natural to evolve through an experimental and explorative process of gaming visual culture...
EDUARDA ABBONDANZA
The President of Associação ModaLisboa and founder of Lisboa Fashion Week has an extensive career that encompasses numerous projects and diverse fields of specialization. She combines the direction of the ModaLisboa project with Fashion Design teaching, creative brand direction and design consultancy. She’s a member of several international boards, elevating and promoting Portuguese fashion in the international context over more than 30 years.
MIGUEL FLOR
CURATOR
Miguel Flor is the creative director and editor-in-chief of Prinçipal ModaPortugal magazine. Fashion designer by training, he develops projects in creative direction, consultancy, curatorship and exhibition design in the fashion area, as well as in the field of design and fine arts. Works as a photographer with an interdisciplinary profile who wanders between art, fashion and industrial photography. In 2020, Miguel Flor published his book “Boys Appetite” with Stolen Books, which compiles the first photographs of a series with the same name.
ZABRA
ZABRA, directed by artists João Pedro Fonseca and Carincur, is a movement and a centre for artistic and academic experimentation that, from a transdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approach, explores post-nature as a framework for contemporary creation. It develops, promotes and explores the relationship between art, technology and science through creation, production, programming and editing. Its innovative approach to these aspects, together with its commitment to interdisciplinary collaboration, has made the project a centre for critical thinking and a platform for pure creative expression
