EXHIBITIONS
2020 “MADE IN ЛЕЩЕН“, Little bird place. Group exhibition
2020 “Dualism“,ONE Gallery, group exhibition
2020 "(YOU)(BE)Like me" Arosita Gallery, Sofia
2020 "The Past. Method of use", Nuance Art Gallery, Sofia
2019 "HOMOSOC", PORT A , documentary exhibition, Sofia
2019 "FORMS" AETHER, group exhibition, part of Sofia Pride Events, Sofia
2019 "Art Start" Goethe Institut, group exhibition, Sofia
2018 "EXISTENCE MINIMUM", REPUBLICA , solo exhibition, Sofia
2017 "Open studio", Cite International Des Arts, Paris
2015 Prague Quadrennial of Performance Design and Space, Prague
2014 Via Pontica- International Youth Arts Festival, Balchik
2013 SOHO (Sofia Holistic Coworking Company), first solo exhibition, Sofia
EXHIBITIONS
2020 “MADE IN ЛЕЩЕН“, Little bird place. Group exhibition
2020 “Dualism“,ONE Gallery, group exhibition
2020 "(YOU)(BE)Like me" Arosita Gallery, Sofia
2020 "The Past. Method of use", Nuance Art Gallery, Sofia
2019 "HOMOSOC", PORT A , documentary exhibition, Sofia
2019 "FORMS" AETHER, group exhibition, part of Sofia Pride Events, Sofia
2019 "Art Start" Goethe Institut, group exhibition, Sofia
2018 "EXISTENCE MINIMUM", REPUBLICA , solo exhibition, Sofia
2017 "Open studio", Cite International Des Arts, Paris
2015 Prague Quadrennial of Performance Design and Space, Prague
2014 Via Pontica- International Youth Arts Festival, Balchik
2013 SOHO (Sofia Holistic Coworking Company), first solo exhibition, Sofia
A project by Iskra Blagoeva
A project by Iskra Blagoeva
Rumen Georgiev - photography
Rumen Georgiev - photography
Rumen Georgiev - photography

Anna Bocheva Sound installation, 50x50x50 cm

Viktoria Tsvetanova Video art

Christina Popova Digital installation

Anna Bocheva Sound installation, 50x50x50 cm
Technical obsolescence
The topic of this year's group exhibition of the Digital Arts Master Program, the National Art Academy, is related to the idea of technical obsolescence. The material life of the technology object is short. This mortal technic leaves traces at the same time in the city dump and in the galleries. Exhausted devices give rich aesthetic and meaningful options to leave the world by default. Technological optimism and progressivity, the digital euphoria, technomany, and techno-otopy stimulate manufacturing processing as an important factor in their planning technical obsolescence. The authors in the exhibition have a different approach, finding creative inventions of this problem. Artists focus on artistic practices influenced by technology. Watching a mortal object may be driven by curiosity or nostalgia. In the reanimation of the old-fashioned device we can look for a social effect. Moral obsolescence is accompanied by a quest for adaptation. Updating is a mutation, and the mistake is an occasion for fun. Each of us is no less vulnerable.
Students unfold their author's approach with a variety of tools: video art, interactive installation, performance, digital printing, 2D and 3D digital prototyping, electronics, programming.
The exhibition presents the diploma theses of Anna Bocheva, Gergana Lazarova-Runkel, Daniela Nikolchova, Pepa Parisheva, Yana Vasileva, Mia Momchilova, Ivan Abajiev, Ugur Tahir.
In the exhibition are included semester works of first-year students Alexandra Kabatliyska, Victoria Tsvetanova, Mario Stoynov, Nikolay Mitev, Hristina Popova.