The presentation explored how critical digital art practices challenge the apparent immateriality of artificial intelligence by making visible the infrastructures, energy consumption, environmental costs, and geopolitical power relations that sustain it.
Through a selection of artistic projects, I examined how digital art can challenge dominant technological narratives, expose their contradictions, and offer alternative perspectives on the social, political, and ecological implications of AI.
The research highlights the role of critical artistic practices as forms of resistance, investigation, and counter-narrative, capable of revealing what technological discourses often conceal and encouraging reflection on the material and political conditions of contemporary digital technologies.
The presentation was part of the Eco-Tech Futures thematic strand, dedicated to exploring the intersections of ecology, technology, and environmental responsibility.
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