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LYM ART — Combining art and technology.
LYM ART / LYM Robotics x T-Bank
Zakharova — Masaidov
(Russia)
Antifragility visualizes the birth of thought as a tension held between two poles. Like the electrodes of an induction coil, two robotic arms maintain balance, while volumetric threads become the ignition point — the barely perceptible moment when an idea emerges.
Zakharova — Masaidov
(Russia)
Antifragility visualizes the birth of thought as a tension held between two poles. Like the electrodes of an induction coil, two robotic arms maintain balance, while volumetric threads become the ignition point — the barely perceptible moment when an idea emerges.
Antifragility
For the "spark of thought" to ignite, the robots must move with extreme precision, maintaining exact distance and tension across the threads.
The Antifragility installation unfolds in five stages — from hidden potential to the pursuit of realization:
In this understanding of antifragility, the artists and T-Bank found common ground: the ability to extract potential from chaos and transform it into a force for growth.
The Antifragility installation unfolds in five stages — from hidden potential to the pursuit of realization:
- Potential
- Pressure
- Evolution
- Stability
- Pursuit
In this understanding of antifragility, the artists and T-Bank found common ground: the ability to extract potential from chaos and transform it into a force for growth.
Stages of Thought
2 Hyundai 220 industrial robots — the precision of the machine
3 meters of volumetric screen — the fragility of thought
6 LED rings — the spatial structure of the system
The installation is based on the principle of an induction coil: the robots act as electrodes between which energy is formed. Their movements are precisely synchronized to maintain the volumetric screen — a visualization of the birth of thought.
3 meters of volumetric screen — the fragility of thought
6 LED rings — the spatial structure of the system
The installation is based on the principle of an induction coil: the robots act as electrodes between which energy is formed. Their movements are precisely synchronized to maintain the volumetric screen — a visualization of the birth of thought.
2 Hyundai 220 industrial robots
— the precision of the machine
3 meters of volumetric screen
— the fragility of thought
6 LED rings — the spatial structure of the system
The installation is based on the principle of an induction coil:
the robots act as electrodes
between which energy is formed.
Their movements are precisely synchronized to maintain the volumetric screen — a visualization of the birth of thought.
— the precision of the machine
3 meters of volumetric screen
— the fragility of thought
6 LED rings — the spatial structure of the system
The installation is based on the principle of an induction coil:
the robots act as electrodes
between which energy is formed.
Their movements are precisely synchronized to maintain the volumetric screen — a visualization of the birth of thought.
Technology
"Uncertainty is not a threat, but a possibility. We must learn to see not just risk in chaos, but potential for growth."
— Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Antifragile
In the depths of chaos, pure potential is born — the first spark of life and energy. The robots awaken slowly, symbolizing the emergence of an idea from emptiness.
— Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Antifragile
In the depths of chaos, pure potential is born — the first spark of life and energy. The robots awaken slowly, symbolizing the emergence of an idea from emptiness.
Five-Part Structure of the Installation
1. Potential
"Some things become stronger through stress, pressure, and failure — others break. That is antifragility."
Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Antifragile
External pressure forces the system to adapt, revealing both its fragility and strength. The robots teeter on the edge of collapse, holding tension to bring a new form into being.
Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Antifragile
External pressure forces the system to adapt, revealing both its fragility and strength. The robots teeter on the edge of collapse, holding tension to bring a new form into being.
2. Pressure
3. Evolution
"The best way to predict the future is to create it. Systems that can adapt and evolve have an advantage in a world full of change."
Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Antifragile
Under pressure, the system transforms, reaching a state of lightness and flight. Energy is released, and the robots move with ease and harmony, expressing the joy and confidence of a newly formed idea.
Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Antifragile
Under pressure, the system transforms, reaching a state of lightness and flight. Energy is released, and the robots move with ease and harmony, expressing the joy and confidence of a newly formed idea.
"Complex systems cannot be fully understood, but they can be used. What matters is how they respond to change."
Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Antifragile
The system reaches the peak of its evolution — a moment of fragile stability. The robots freeze in monumental stillness, embodying a temporary triumph over chaos and the beauty of balance.
Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Antifragile
The system reaches the peak of its evolution — a moment of fragile stability. The robots freeze in monumental stillness, embodying a temporary triumph over chaos and the beauty of balance.
4. Stability
"Antifragility is more than resilience. It’s the active pursuit of gain from chaos."
Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Antifragile
The inevitable return to chaos disrupts stability, revealing the cyclical nature of an antifragile system. Everything unravels once more, making space for the next surge of potential.
Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Antifragile
The inevitable return to chaos disrupts stability, revealing the cyclical nature of an antifragile system. Everything unravels once more, making space for the next surge of potential.
5. Pursuit
"Uncertainty is not a threat, but a possibility. We must learn to see not just risk in chaos, but potential for growth."
— Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Antifragile
In the depths of chaos, pure potential is born — the first spark of life and energy. The robots awaken slowly, symbolizing the emergence of an idea from emptiness.
— Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Antifragile
In the depths of chaos, pure potential is born — the first spark of life and energy. The robots awaken slowly, symbolizing the emergence of an idea from emptiness.
Five-Part Structure of the Installation
1. Potential
"Some things become stronger through stress, pressure, and failure — others break. That is antifragility."
Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Antifragile
External pressure forces the system to adapt, revealing both its fragility and strength. The robots teeter on the edge of collapse, holding tension to bring a new form into being.
Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Antifragile
External pressure forces the system to adapt, revealing both its fragility and strength. The robots teeter on the edge of collapse, holding tension to bring a new form into being.
2. Pressure
3. Evolution
"The best way to predict the future is to create it. Systems that can adapt and evolve have an advantage in a world full of change."
Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Antifragile
Under pressure, the system transforms, reaching a state of lightness and flight. Energy is released, and the robots move with ease and harmony, expressing the joy and confidence of a newly formed idea.
Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Antifragile
Under pressure, the system transforms, reaching a state of lightness and flight. Energy is released, and the robots move with ease and harmony, expressing the joy and confidence of a newly formed idea.
"Complex systems cannot be fully understood, but they can be used. What matters is how they respond to change."
Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Antifragile
The system reaches the peak of its evolution — a moment of fragile stability. The robots freeze in monumental stillness, embodying a temporary triumph over chaos and the beauty of balance.
Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Antifragile
The system reaches the peak of its evolution — a moment of fragile stability. The robots freeze in monumental stillness, embodying a temporary triumph over chaos and the beauty of balance.
4. Stability
"Antifragility is more than resilience. It’s the active pursuit of gain from chaos."
Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Antifragile
The inevitable return to chaos disrupts stability, revealing the cyclical nature of an antifragile system. Everything unravels once more, making space for the next surge of potential.
Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Antifragile
The inevitable return to chaos disrupts stability, revealing the cyclical nature of an antifragile system. Everything unravels once more, making space for the next surge of potential.
5. Pursuit
Nadin Zakharova – Author, Media Artist; Creative Producer
Dmitry Masaidov – Media Artist, Programmer
Evgeny Toma – Lighting Artist; Visualizer
Ivan Shvedov – Sound Artist, Sound Design
Tatyana Pisarevich – Concept Artist
Evgeny Timashchuk – Executive Producer
Sergey Kalinnikov – Technical Producer
Ivan Solovtsov – Managing Producer
Valentina Yakunina – Project Producer
Vladimir Danilov – Project Technical Manager
Alan Yarullin, Mikhail Semenishchev – Robotics Engineers
Sergey Shepelevich – Developer
Alexander Kleymenov, Evgeny Snimshchikov – Engineers
Viktoria Sokolova – Digital Marketer
Andrey Markin – Video Production Producer
Anastasiya Fedosova, Anna Shchepetina – Visualizers
Dmitry Masaidov – Media Artist, Programmer
Evgeny Toma – Lighting Artist; Visualizer
Ivan Shvedov – Sound Artist, Sound Design
Tatyana Pisarevich – Concept Artist
Evgeny Timashchuk – Executive Producer
Sergey Kalinnikov – Technical Producer
Ivan Solovtsov – Managing Producer
Valentina Yakunina – Project Producer
Vladimir Danilov – Project Technical Manager
Alan Yarullin, Mikhail Semenishchev – Robotics Engineers
Sergey Shepelevich – Developer
Alexander Kleymenov, Evgeny Snimshchikov – Engineers
Viktoria Sokolova – Digital Marketer
Andrey Markin – Video Production Producer
Anastasiya Fedosova, Anna Shchepetina – Visualizers
Nadin Zakharova
Author, Media Artist
Dmitry Masaidov
Media Artist, Programmer
Evgeny Toma
Lighting Artist
Ivan Shvedov
Sound Artist, Sound Design
Tatyana Pisarevich
Concept Artist
Evgeny Timashchuk
Executive Producer
Sergey Kalinnikov
Technical Producer
Ivan Solovtsov
Managing Producer
Nadin Zakharova
Creative Producer
Valentina Yakunina
Project Producer
Vladimir Danilov
Project Technical Manager
Alan Yarullin, Mikhail Semenishchev
Robotics Engineers
Sergey Shepelevich
Developer
Alexander Kleymenov, Evgeny Snimshchikov
Engineers
Viktoria Sokolova
Digital Marketer
Andrey Markin
Video Production Producer
Evgeny Toma, Anastasiya Fedosova,
Anna Shchepetina
Visualizers
Author, Media Artist
Dmitry Masaidov
Media Artist, Programmer
Evgeny Toma
Lighting Artist
Ivan Shvedov
Sound Artist, Sound Design
Tatyana Pisarevich
Concept Artist
Evgeny Timashchuk
Executive Producer
Sergey Kalinnikov
Technical Producer
Ivan Solovtsov
Managing Producer
Nadin Zakharova
Creative Producer
Valentina Yakunina
Project Producer
Vladimir Danilov
Project Technical Manager
Alan Yarullin, Mikhail Semenishchev
Robotics Engineers
Sergey Shepelevich
Developer
Alexander Kleymenov, Evgeny Snimshchikov
Engineers
Viktoria Sokolova
Digital Marketer
Andrey Markin
Video Production Producer
Evgeny Toma, Anastasiya Fedosova,
Anna Shchepetina
Visualizers
LYM ART Team
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