Art&Tech 2021 aftermovie
Visit Kosice / few sec. of my art
What will be the role…
https://www.invisiblemag.sk/en/what-will-the-role-of-art-be-in-the-future-an-interview-with-new-media-artist-boris-vaitovic/ Boris Vaitovič is a multimedia artist, teacher and musician. Even though he originally wanted to focus on painting alone, he ended up venturing into the world of media and digital art. He regularly cooperates with scientists and other professionals and has recently done a residency at the University Hospital, where he worked directly with […]
Zsolt Lukács / MET-AI-MORPHOSIS
https://devin.rtvs.sk/clanky/kulturny-dennik/334059/metaimorfoza-v-muzeu-vojtecha-lofflera Curatorial reflection on the Zsolt Lukács exhibition / Boris Vaitovič 2023 “In the beginning was the Word,…” this is how this story of instructions and commands begins, which in turn visualize almost anything the mind can desire. Without paint, without a brush, with mathematical precision, artificial intelligence showers us with images that are sometimes […]
Peter Župník / IN FRONT OF THE EYES
curatorial text by Boris Vaitovic Peter Župník / IN FRONT OF THE EYES I told myself that all’s well that ends well, so I’d rather start off cheerfully. 1.8 x1012 or 1.8 trillion, is the expected number of photographs that will be created on our planet by the end of 2023. It is a number […]
Lecture on science cafe
About science that changed culture. Venue: Tabačka, small cinema hall, Košice Lecturer: doc. PaedDr. Mgr. art. Boris Vaitovič, ArtD., Head of the Department of Fine Arts and Intermedia, Faculty of Arts, Technical University in Košice Date of event: June 28, 2023 Selected chapters from the history of science and culture reveal the hidden stories and […]
Turbulences of the world: the present in sacred art
The collective exhibition The Turbulence of the World in the Advent Season brings to the intimate space of the Tabačko gallery a relatively broad view of figurality within contemporary sacred art. The group exhibition combines works created for church (mostly Catholic) spaces with the free work of artists touching sacred motifs “from the outside”. The […]