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Siliconic Superhighway
BY
Edy Fung

A speculative visual and sonic fiction about silicon-based lifeforms, journeyed through five ecological stages: submarine, earth, living sand, dust, and not-earth.

We are wrapped in a digital shell of cloud computing, complex online interactions and interconnected networks, all of which are facilitated by silicon. Like a diatom, the extension of human form physically beyond carbon is already happening. We are becoming silicon-based lifeforms – our bodies are made of data and our minds are granular.

Machine learning, as well as 2D and 3D AI lenticulations, is utilised on a dataset of diatoms to illustrate the concept of organosilicon configurations and animate them as living entities. 

Aspect ratio 1.78:1 (16:9)
Prod. format Computer & Generic HD-video
Duration 00:17:33
Language English
Color Color
Sound Stereo
Year 2023
Recent screenings Sep 13, 2025
Mar 26, 2025
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About the artist

Edy Fung

Edy Fung is an artist, researcher, curator, and musician whose practice inquires into the material conditions and technological paradigms of contemporary society, including the philosophy of information, history of science and machine intelligence. She creates sound art and intermedia art projects that incorporate text, installation, transmission/radio, video, archival materials, digital artefacts, electroacoustics and performance.

Fung’s work has been widely presented at museums, art and music contexts including Art Transparent Foundation, CCA Derry~Londonderry, CTM Berlin, esc medien kunst labor, FACT Liverpool, Galway International Art Festival, Goethe Institut Irland, Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Irish Museum of Modern Art, Marabouparken Konsthall, Mjellby Art Museum, MUTEK Festival, Nobel Week Lights Stockholm, RHA Dublin, Static Liverpool, Somerset House Studios London, Sónar+D, Tabakalera, Uppsala Konstmuseum, Västerås Konstmuseum, and ZKM Karlsruhe.

Photo Credit: Emma Smith

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