In a dazzling convergence of technology, art, and human expression, participants at yesterday’s event were immersed in "Inferno," a groundbreaking robotic performance by the innovative duo Bill Vorn and Louise Philippe Demers in Collaboration with Borderless Body by MN Dance Company. Organised by the European Capital of Culture 2025 Nova Gorica - Gorizia and Kersnikova, the experience invited attendees to don advanced robotic exoskeletons that sent precise impulses directly to their limbs.
As the music pulsed through the venue, participants became human marionettes, their movements intricately choreographed and synchronized, creating a surreal and exhilarating spectacle. The experience transcended traditional boundaries of dance and performance, enveloping the audience in an atmosphere akin to a sci-fi party, evoking visions of futuristic dance floors and immersive environments.
This avant-garde showcase was not merely about performance art; it explored the intersection of human agency and technological advancement, prompting reflections on autonomy and creativity in an age increasingly defined by artificial intelligence and robotics. "Inferno" and left its participants awash in a sense of wonder, blurring the lines between reality and fiction, and showcasing the potential of artistic collaboration with cutting-edge technology.
Photos by Luka Carlevaris and Jernej Humar
