Contract of Fiction

In the organizer's words:

Imagine entering a building with deep black walls that create a mysterious, intimate atmosphere. Soft, atmospheric sounds fill the room while you are served a refreshing drink. Digital artworks by over 50 visionary artists unfold before your eyes - luminous, fascinating creations that captivate your senses and cast a spell over you.

With this exhibition, a spectacular world premiere celebrates its stage: for a moment, everyday life fades into the background while visitors are invited to immerse themselves in a hypnotic world of light, movement and sound - a meditative experience that touches body and mind.

Story:

The "Contract of Fiction" (CoF) is a neologism created by Helmut C.DIez and Jean-Michel Basquiat in June 1988 on Maui/Hawaii.

CoF was intended as a mutual promise to build an international community of successful and less experienced artists across nations and cultures as well as across all artistic disciplines.

This was to help both the individual emerging artist to establish himself on the international art market and to send out transcultural development impulses for world art itself.

After Jean-Michel's untimely death in August 1988, almost 35 years passed before new technologies such as W3 and Metaverse concepts opened up the necessary technical possibilities for Diez. However, these technologies do not yet meet aesthetic expectations.

He is therefore all the more pleased to be able to present around 80 of the artists he represents in the P61 Digital Gallery in the center of Berlin, with a wide variety of themes, personal styles and a wide technological range of tools used.

The exhibition is aimed at all those interested in art and AI, but also at families who want to be entertained by the entertaining show.