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GEN Digital Ethics: Xanthopsia 44

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The reinterpretation of the work Portrait of Doctor Gachet with Foxglove Branch by Vincent van Gogh, under the title “GEN Digital Ethics” for the Xanthopsia collection, is part of a contemporary artistic approach that fuses subrealist abstraction, mixed media (physical and digital), and a profound philosophical reflection on the ethical issues of genetics and digital technologies. This piece, by revisiting a classic of modern art, becomes a contemplative and dreamlike allegory, exploring the tensions between scientific innovation and the preservation of fundamental human values. Artistic and philosophical conceptualization - Subrealist abstraction and technical hybridity The work “GEN Digital Ethics” is based on a subrealist aesthetic, where shapes and colors are deconstructed to create a dreamlike and unconventional vision. The use of mixed media, combining physical painting and digital animation, allows to transcend the traditional limits of artistic representation. This hybridity reflects the duality between the tangible and the virtual, between the past and the future, while evoking the genetic mutations and digital transformations that redefine our relationship to life and identity. - Allegory of the Genetic and Digital Future By revisiting the Portrait of Doctor Gachet, the work explores the ethical implications of scientific advances in the fields of genetics and digital technologies. The branch of foxglove, a symbol of healing but also of poison, becomes a metaphor for the promises and dangers of genetic manipulation. The work raises crucial questions about autonomy, justice, unforeseen risks, and international governance, while inviting reflection on the preservation of genetic and cultural diversity. Conclusion “GEN Digital Ethics” is much more than a simple reinterpretation of a classic of modern art. It is a work that fuses contemporary and traditional art, philosophy, and the ethical issues of our time. Exploring the tensions between innovation and preservation, between chaos and harmony, this piece invites a deep reflection on the future of genetics and digital technologies. It testifies to the power of art to reinvent itself and adapt to contemporary challenges, while paying homage to Van Gogh’s ability to transcend the limits of his time. The Xanthopsia collection, with its altered and utopian vision, offers a unique perspective on the dualities that define our existence, inviting meditative contemplation and ethical reflection on the issues of our time. tribute to : Portrait du docteur Gachet avec branche de digitale see original at: private collection (tokyo) format / media / size / speed / editions 3840 x 2160 px / mp4 / 116 MB / 8 fps / 1/1