The Crosses of Digital Landscapes.
Cyland Video Archive Mexico program
The program explores the theme The Crosses of Digital Landscapes through a range of interconnected artistic strategies. A central focus is the evolving relationship between nature and technology — particularly how digital tools mediate or even simulate unmediated contact with the natural world. These interactions often reflect the environmental consequences of human activity. The way of natural data inscriptions — such as tree rings — chronicle ecological change, echoing how digital systems archive human experience.
Across the program, artists engage with ideas of environmental awareness, digital embodiment, shifting identities, societal structures, and personal histories. Together, they map the intersections of data, memory, and emotion within post-industrial and digital landscapes.
Total duration: 40 min