Plyzitron
- Medim Type
- A/V work
- Year
- 2020
- Duration
- 00:02:14
- Sound Design
- Farkey Music
In order to collect the undefinable flow of my thoughts, I began transforming them into a more relatable shape of fragments.
The resulting work is an attempt in compressing the concept of consciousness into a digital form, encoding it into bit-like shapes of a simulated reality.
The resulting generative sculptures and their motion develop, as the conscious and its digital counterpart reflect on eachother.
Biography
Plyzitron is the pseudonym of Ploypapus Phosri, a thai multimedia artist, living and working in Berlin. Ployz’s work takes on multiple forms, such as motion graphic design, 2D-3D animation, generative design and audiovisual art.
She has a special interest in real-time visualization, art & science, and analog/digital interfacing.
As early as 2006 she began exploring visual principles and digital possibilities. Past graduation in Ostwestfalen-Lippe, Germany in 2013 she progressed to computer generated imagery and later focused on motion design. Coming from the Eastern hemisphere, Ployz is highly influenced by eastern philosophies that reflect in her work.
In recent years Ployz began experimenting with visual programming focused on realtime interactive computer graphics.
Most of her digital media projects are dedicated to the exploration of the intersection between art and technology.