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Edy Fung

Exhibition Opening: Future Ages Will Wonder

FACT, 88 Wood Street, Liverpool, L1 4DQ
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Part of the Radical Ancestry season

Join us for a special event to celebrate the opening of Future Ages Will Wonder and the launch of Radical Ancestry, our new season and annual theme for 2021-22. Explore the galleries after hours with music and drinks throughout the evening.

Alongside the exhibition will be a special performance by audio-visual artist Edy Fung, sound collaborator for exhibiting artist, Yarli Allison. Fung will perform Descent of Waves (2021), a sonic journey about our relationship to water composed from a mix of genres including field recordings, noise, ambient, drone, and techno. This performance will take place at 19:15 in The Box on the Ground Floor with limited capacity.

Book your free ticket to our opening event to receive a complimentary drink, courtesy of Love Lane Brewery, on arrival.

Edy Fung

About Edy Fung

Working at the interface between the physical and the digital, British Hong Konger artist Edy Fung seeks to understand how our material world is conditioned through her intermedia art practice. She works with image, video, text, sound, installation, exhibition-making, as well as produces electroacoustic noise music under the name Quantum Foam by sampling and synthesizing her own recordings of real-world sounds. Her practice explores our relationship with technology, seeking more-than-human interpretations and deanthropocentric readings of our current society and environment beyond its spacetime. She is a visiting artist at Sonic Arts Research Centre, Belfast since 2019. Most recently, she performed in MUTEK ES+AR (2021), RHA Dublin (2021), Culturlann (2020) and exhibited in IMMA (2021), CCA Derry~Londonderry (2021), Somerset House Studios (2020) and MUTEK Montréal (2020).

Miku Aoki

About Future Ages Will Wonder

Future Ages Will Wonder presents an “alternative museum” of artworks that use science and technology to question our past and offer new ways of understanding who we are and where we belong.

Opening on Thurusday 28 October 2021, the artworks on display bring together traditional mediums such as textiles, sculpture, and photography with virtual reality, computer algorithms and synthetic DNA to reimagine stories about our past, present and future. Through this wide range of materials and art-making, the exhibition refocuses where we place attention and what we value: reimagining stories about our past, present and future. Turning attention to alternative histories, the political and ethical issues found in archaeology, botany, genetics and the use of technology in our daily lives, visitors are invited to behold and ‘wonder’ at the advancement of science and technology.

Exhibiting artists include Larry Achiampong and David Blandy, Yarli Allison, Miku Aoki, Trisha Baga, Breakwater (Youngsook Choi and Taey Iohe), Ai Hasegawa and Boedi Widjaja.

FACT is funded by Arts Council England and Liverpool City Council. This event is supported by Artsformation, which has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme. Artsformation is a research project exploring the intersection between arts, society and technology.

Trisha Baga 1620 2020 Image by Rob Battersby Installation view at FACT WEB RES

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Future Ages Will Wonder

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Future Ages Will Wonder presents an 'alternative museum' of artworks that use science and technology to question our past and offer new ways of understanding who we are and where we belong.

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