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The Delicacy of Invasive Machines
📅 Tuesday, 20. October 2026, 17:30 (admission from 17:00)
📍@motionexperiencelab, room 404, KISD
In this KISDtalk, Nelly-Eve Rajotte explores how technologies such as surgical robotics, LiDAR scanning, biometric sensors and artificial intelligence can be repurposed to create imagery from the perspective of the living world. By transforming devices originally designed for measurement and control, she explores new forms of presence, otherness and sensory experience.
Presenting her recent works The Trees Communicate with Each Other at 220 Hertz and Matter (2024), In the Depths of Flesh, the Delicacy of Invasive Machines (2025), she examines how non-human perspectives and machine-generated visions of landscapes can create immersive and empathetic experiences.
@nellyeverajotte
is an artist and professor at UQAM's School of Design in Montreal, where she researches moving image and sound design. Her immersive installations and performances explore non-human ways of seeing, using technologies including LiDAR, biosensors, AI and robotics.
Her work has been presented at the Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal, Contemporary Calgary, MUTEK, transmediale Berlin, ISEA and KIKK Festival, among others, and is held in several public collections.
Images 1, 3, 4, 5: Nelly-Eve Rajotte, exhibition view, © Paul Litherland
Image 2: Nelly-Eve Rajotte, © Justine Latour
📅 Tuesday, 20. October 2026, 17:30 (admission from 17:00)
📍@motionexperiencelab, room 404, KISD
In this KISDtalk, Nelly-Eve Rajotte explores how technologies such as surgical robotics, LiDAR scanning, biometric sensors and artificial intelligence can be repurposed to create imagery from the perspective of the living world. By transforming devices originally designed for measurement and control, she explores new forms of presence, otherness and sensory experience.
Presenting her recent works The Trees Communicate with Each Other at 220 Hertz and Matter (2024), In the Depths of Flesh, the Delicacy of Invasive Machines (2025), she examines how non-human perspectives and machine-generated visions of landscapes can create immersive and empathetic experiences.
@nellyeverajotte
is an artist and professor at UQAM's School of Design in Montreal, where she researches moving image and sound design. Her immersive installations and performances explore non-human ways of seeing, using technologies including LiDAR, biosensors, AI and robotics.
Her work has been presented at the Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal, Contemporary Calgary, MUTEK, transmediale Berlin, ISEA and KIKK Festival, among others, and is held in several public collections.
Images 1, 3, 4, 5: Nelly-Eve Rajotte, exhibition view, © Paul Litherland
Image 2: Nelly-Eve Rajotte, © Justine Latour
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