Our Common Home is a large-scale interactive exhibition that fuses art and technology to inspire reflection on climate action. Audiences are invited to engage in different ways, serving as metaphors for the impact we have on our planet.
Over a three-chapter journey, the exhibition uses artificial intelligence and computer vision to precisely track the movement and behavior of people engaging with the interactive displays. Whether tracking their faces, their hands, or their full body movements, the overarching metaphor is one: our individual decisions have a global impact.
Locations will be announced soon!
This free, unticketed event is not part of the Pick-4 Subscription Series.
Various Locations
Free and open to all
Iregular is a Montreal-based digital art studio that creates audiovisual installations, large-scale sculptures, architectural projections and scenographies, with a focus on interactive and immersive experiences.
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