Visions of the Fungicene delves into the space-time crises reshaping our reality, exploring the melting of time and ontological shifts. It envisions future ecosystems co-designed by fungi and AI, depicting planetary terraforming scenarios in a post-Anthropocene era. By training AI on the patterns of fungi like Agaricus, Amanita, and Suillus, the film creates immersive, synthetic landscapes, imagining worlds governed by non-human agencies and offering a glimpse into the pluriverses beyond our time.
Angel Salazar is an Ecuadorian electronic media artist who lives and works in Argentina. His work includes interactive installations, digital manufacturing processes, and the design of technological devices. His practice develops in a transdisciplinary manner between art and technology, exploring various futurist narratives around the notion of post-nature from South American perspectives through the speculative use of artificial intelligence tools. Currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Technology and Aesthetics of Electronic Arts at UNTREF, he has exhibited his work in various cities in South America and Europe.
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