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The Daily Climate Show (TDCS) is a virtual reality show set in the speculative future. It takes place on one of the oceanic islands affected by global climate change. The characters of the show are scientists, climate activists, politicians, climate change deniers, and citizens of the earth. In the hypothesized future many things are the same. The sole difference is – the world is rapidly changing, and now politicians and major political powers are condemning each other for the prevailing situation, while the world as we know it is breaking apart.
VR, Exhibiton
The Daily Climate Show
“How to avoid getting the bends” is an immersive digital experience, designed based on the text of Vanessa Kowalski, a curator, and poet based in New York. The text explores the vision of a dystopian future, based on the predictions of the Right and Left Accelerationists. The work is a monument to what once was humanity.
Following Moore’s law, a tech technological singularity was developed, forcing the next step of nonhuman evolution – a Super Ai. “The transparency of our screens paradoxically reveals an opacity, a mental dullness of the submerged socioeconomic conditions that have empowered the swelling upsurge of an artificial general intelligence wherein bots can reason, learn, detect and respond to hazards based on the ifthenelse logic of someone running out of air.” In this virtual world, the viewer is invited to reflect on their “humanity.” Is it too late to preserve the heritage of humankind? The work exists in the format of a gamelike experience and a virtual reality application.
The Daily Climate Show at the Neuhaus Exhibition in Het Nieuwe Instituut.
Presentation of The Daily Climate Show at "The Rooms" Exhibiton
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