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Seeking medical and life advice from an artificially intelligent doctor? Interested in finding alternative ways of offering well wishes to folks affected by Covid-19? You’re in luck, friends.
As galleries, museums and organizations in China moved online through January and February, new media art organization Chronus Art Center in Shanghai began putting together an online exhibition exploring the emotional impact of the novel coronavirus outbreak.
“Get Well Soon!” by Tega Brain & Sam Lavigne
The exhibition was brought together in collaboration with Art Center Nabi in Seoul, South Korea and New York-based Rhizome of the New Museum, as well as 12 other institutions around the world comprising a co-hosting network.
Entitled We=Link: Ten Easy Pieces, the exhibition features 10 interactive, internet-oriented works from a far-flung international group.
evasive.tech by Raphaël Bastide
Among those involved are Chinese contributors like internet artist Aaajiao, whose “WELT,” is a highly pixelated online painting tool (pictured up top).
Conceptual artist Li Weiyi‘s “The Ongoing Moment” creates specialized filters for users. Concept art collective Slime Engine critique traditional media, reconstructing newspaper headlines and layouts. Kunming-born artist and publisher Ye Funa‘s “Dr.Corona Online” is an AI doctor that answers any question you might have about the coronavirus or anything else.
“Dr.Corona Online” by YE Funa
If you’re keen to dive into the exhibition, you can find it online here.
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