Animation goes multimedia
Let's Talk: Big Players
AATB treat robotics like a material – flexible, unpredictable, almost tender. The duo, Andrea Anner and Thibault Brevet, pushes industrial automation far beyond factory logic, transforming robotic arms into performers, collaborators and sometimes awkward companions.
Their practice merges engineering with choreography: software becomes gesture, precision machining becomes play and human–machine interaction turns into a staged, slightly uncanny intimacy. By placing robots in everyday, non-industrial contexts, AATB reveal how deeply automation already choreographs our movements and desires.
Their practice merges engineering with choreography: software becomes gesture, precision machining becomes play and human–machine interaction turns into a staged, slightly uncanny intimacy. By placing robots in everyday, non-industrial contexts, AATB reveal how deeply automation already choreographs our movements and desires.
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Moderated by
Maike Thies
With
Andrea Anner & Thibault Brevet, AATB