Defrag | 2023 | Yves Gregoire Lizárraga | México

Defrag | 2023 | Yves Gregoire Lizárraga | México
In this piece I evoke the notion of deep time (geological time vs. human time), to symbolically examine the multidirectional relationships between the anthropic, the interface and the landscape, and to speculate, within a parallel digital imaginary, with ways of defragmenting habitats to configure others, through iterations of possibility or impossibility.

ARTIST BIO
Yves Gregoire Lizárraga. Visual and sound artist. Member of the National System of Art Creators (SNCA) in México. He has participated in multiple national and international exhibitions, and received awards and recognition from various cultural institutions and artistic programs. The digital mediation of the experience of place and territory has acquired preponderance as a domain of reference in the formation of his creative baggage. His work has been shaped by research into the construction of a discourse where references to the biological, technological, sound and imaginary agents that make up the notion of place converge and remix. He explores and investigates within 3D animation, data processing of geographic information systems, mixed reality and acousmatic composition, interpreting the surrounding environment through digital realities that draw a parallel with the realms of the physical and the virtual. Among the awards and distinctions he has received are the selection in IN-SONORA 12, International Festival of Interactive and Sound Art in Madrid Spain, in VIDEO ART MIDEN in Greece, honorable mention in the Second National Landscape Biennial in Mexico, selection in Post-digital landscapes, within the International Festival of Urban Digital Art MMMAD Madrid, the acquisition prize in the XV Biennial of Visual Arts of the Northwest, and honorable mention in the XXV National Art Meeting Young. Currently lives and works in Mexico City and La Paz B.C.S.

Yves Gregoire Lizárraga is featuring at Metatopia Delirium ex Machina at www.aisthesislab.art as part of The Wrong Biennale