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Wandering at the Exit of Deity
Eyez
Noah Sherrin
Wandering at the Exit of Deity immerses viewers in a speculative sci-fi world where humanity has undergone a profound bio-digital transformation.
Viewers are invited to witness the intertwined existence of MetaE and BetaE – two beings inhabiting this reality – delving into their mutual devouring, fusion, and dissociation. MetaE exists on the cosmic scale, emerging as liquid-like reflections in spacetime’s vast Dirac Sea while BetaE exists on a microscopic scale, formed from cellular colonies bathed in shimmering nutrient solutions.
The experience takes place within a world of millions of jellyfish-like living bubble units which are sustained by a Deity who has risen from the Earth’s core after observing humanity for hundreds of thousands of years. When a sudden neural glitch occurs within one of the bubbles BetaE’s enhanced reality mask gets disrupted, revealing a reflection of another self from before the post-human era. The inhabitants of this world and the viewer are confronted by a once hidden, dissonant reality, asking us to consider how the revelation of hidden truths can impact our imagining of the future.
Eyez is an artist who creates alternative realities in the digital universe. They reconstruct realities, future and human identities via the language of interactive real-time art forms such as VR and AR experiences, in the dance of pixels and voxels. Their works have been exhibited and collected globally.
Noah Sherrin is a composer and sound artist from a small island on the west coast of Canada, now based in Montréal (Tiohti:áke, Mooniyang). His work spans music and sound design for linear and interactive media, experimental music releases, site-specific sound installations, digital lutherie, and location-based recording projects.
