What about digital realm as public space ?

What forms take digital art or performance in public space? How art is narrated through digital technology? How about to imagine digital space as public space? How to integrate digital technology in a site-specific creation? What about the potential of cultural and digital mediation in the creation of new urban public spaces ? Doesn't digital performance reinforce the individualistic side of our society?

A three-way conversation between:

> Matt Adams, Associate artist of Norfolk & Norwich Festival (UK)
> The partner Fanni Nanay, Director of Artopolis / PLACCC Festival (HU)
> Marc El Samrani, scholar and researcher on new urban public spaces, the associate citizen of Lieux Publics (FR),

Credits

Production and hosting: Jeanne Robet
Graphic studio : Studio Muro
A project led by IN SITU coordination team.

The IN SITU podcast is an action of the IN SITU the European platform for artistic creation in public space, in the frame of the project (UN)COMMON SPACES, cofunded by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union."

IN SITU is the European platform for artistic creation in public space. It is led by Lieux publics, European and national centre for artistic creation in public space, located in Marseille (FR). Since 2003, it has supported around 300 artists and brings together 18 partners from 13 countries: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Hungary, Italy, Kosovo, The Netherlands, Norway, Spain, the United Kingdom and the United States of America. IN SITU also gathers 13 associate partners from Belgium, France and 9 additional countries: China, Finland, Germany, Lithuania, Portugal, Slovakia, South Korea, Sri Lanka and Taiwan. The project (UN)COMMON SPACES 2020 – 2024 is co-funded by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union. This communication reflects the view only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information therein.

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Matt Adams co-founded Blast Theory in 1991, an artists’ group making interactive work. Blast Theory is renowned for its multidisciplinary approach using new technologies in theatre, games and visual art. The group has collaborated with scientists at the Mixed Reality Lab at the University of Nottingham since 1997.

Artopolis / PLACCC Festival

IN SITU partner since 2009 and PLATFORM 2025-2028 member and co-funder

Artopolis Association was created in 2008 with the mission of focusing on the field of site-specific performance and in a wider context, art in public space.

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Lieux Publics

Matt Adams / Blast Theory

Artopolis / PLACCC Festival

Norfolk & Norwich Festival