Exhibition "Digital Twins"

In the digital art gallery "Tsifergauz" on the third floor of House 12, the exhibition "Digital Twins" by Maxim Zhestkov has opened. An art object is created in real time by a neural network that interacts with the audience. Dozens of sensors continuously scan the surrounding space, capturing the gait and even gestures of visitors and creating a digital “avatar” of a person. With a wave of your hand, you can launch colorful waves along the walls of the gallery or make a whirlwind of digital cubes.

The exhibition is accompanied by three installations by artist Sasha Frolova from the permanent exhibition. The art object "Kaleidoscope" imitates the fountain-fountains of Peterhof and reacts to steps - 37 buds from mirrors that change colors appear under the guests' feet. Above the visitors' heads, the installation "Kupol" is unfolding - a virtual imitation of the St. Petersburg sky with a rapid change of weather. The "Eye" art object consists of 323 mirror faces, in which images from the surrounding digital art images are refracted.

Music is also written using a neural network. You can listen to the soundtrack on Yandex.Music, Apple Music, VKontakte and Spotify.

The exhibition is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 11:00 to 21:00. Admission is free, only by prior registration. Limited number of seats.