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Paradoxes and illusions: an evening about innovative and disruptive concepts of art.

Rebecca Rutstein (Interdisciplinary Artist) will present her art based on science.
Blanca Bercial (Artist, Curator, Critic) will discuss "The Paradox of Silence within a Social and Artistic Framework"
Pantea Karimi will introduce her exhibition "The Unbearable Lightness of Mathematics"
In conversation with Piero Scaruffi.
See www.lasertalks.com for more details.

Rebecca Rutstein, a multidisciplinary artist whose work spans painting, sculpture, interactive installation and public art, creates work at the intersection of art, science and technology. Rutstein has been an artist-in-residence at locations around the world, including six expeditions at sea and two dives to the ocean floor in the Alvin submersible. Her collaborations with scientists through residencies and workshops have been funded by the National Science Foundation, National Academies of Science, etc

Blanca Bercial is an artist-scholar working on the field of Sound Studies. She recently graduated from the San Francisco Art Institute with a Master of Arts in History and Theory of Contemporary Art with an "Outstanding Thesis Award" from the institution. She uses sound and poetry as an inquiry about the ways we ignore and overlook common yet unexplored spaces, unutilized hideouts embedded within place, time, and in sound.

Pantea Karimi is an Iranian-American multidisciplinary artist. Her works explore the intersection of art, history, and science and examine how the broader aesthetic considerations of science are closely related to art. She researches illustrations and texts of medieval Persian, Arab, and early modern European scientific manuscripts. Utilizing conceptual and visual interpretations from her research, she creates individual bodies of artwork using interactive installations, VR, silkscreen, digital illustrations, and prints. Pantea Karimi has exhibited in Iran, Algeria, Germany, Croatia, Mexico, the UK, and the USA.

Oct 1, 2020 06:00 PM in Pacific Time (US and Canada)