• FR
  • EN
  • Exhibitions
    • Outdoors
    • Agenda
    • Archives
    • For rent
    • Upcoming
  • Activities
    • Agenda
    • Companies
    • All public visits
    • Schools
    • Birthdays
  • Collections
    • History
    • Jules Verne Space
    • The Future Space
    • Image library
  • Information
    • Access
    • Contact
    • Partners
    • The Museum’s Friends
    • Newsletter
  • Shop
  • Pro Area

The Maison d'Ailleurs

  • Exhibitions
    • Agenda
    • Ongoing
    • Outdoors
    • Archives
    • For rent
    • Upcoming
  • Activities
    • Agenda
    • Companies
    • All public visits
    • Schools
    • Birthdays
  • Collections
    • Descriptions
    • History
    • Jules Verne Space
    • Memories From The Future Space
    • Image Library
  • Information
    • Access
    • Hours & Fees
    • Contact us
    • Partners
    • The Museum’s Friends
    • Newsletter
  • Shop
  • Pro Area

En

Fr

  • Archives
  • For rent
  • Rental terms

Exhibition: Do Robots Dream Of Spring?

© Ken Rinaldo
© Ken Rinaldo
© Ken Rinaldo
© Ken Rinaldo
© Ken Rinaldo
© Ken Rinaldo
© Ken Rinaldo
© Ken Rinaldo
© Ken Rinaldo
© Ken Rinaldo
Overlays
PreviousNext

Do Robots Dream Of Spring?

Interactive installations by Ken Rinaldo

September 19, 2010 to March 20, 2011

The Maison d’Ailleurs presents an exhibition dedicated to the works of the american artist Ken Rinaldo, specializing in robotic installations that blur the boundaries between the living and the artificial. This is the first presentation of this major artist in Switzerland.

The Art of Ken Rinaldo is made of complex evolutionary relationships, “emerging systems” that promote communication between species. Ken Rinaldo presents our environment as a wide area of meetings, a land of shifting borders that we have to explore. Due to unreal ecologies leading to perspective reversals, Rinaldo gives rise to the visitor’s suspension of disbelief and sense of wonder, as only science fiction could do when it is at the top of its inventiveness.

Ken Rinaldo is an artist and theorist. His work has been exhibited on an international level and he has received a lot of prizes : a prize in Ars Electronica (2004), the first prize in Avida 3.0., etc. Rinaldo teaches interactive and multimedia robotic sculpture at the Colombus’ Ohio State University (USA).

Maison d'Ailleurs

Maison d'Ailleurs
Pl. Pestalozzi 14
Case postale 945
CH-1401 Yverdon-les-Bains

Opening hours:
Tue-Su: 11-18h
Mo: closed

Contact us:
T. +41 24 425 64 38
F. +41 24 425 65 75
maison [at] ailleurs.ch

Newsletter
Partners
Copyright © 2020
Maison d’Ailleurs

fbfb

Maison d'Ailleurs, Pl. Pestalozzi 14, Case postale 945,
CH-1401 Yverdon-les-Bains
Opening hours, Contact, Newsletter

Copyright © 2018 Maison d'Ailleurs

Maison d'Ailleurs