Xinning Wang(Ning)

Digital Direction (MA)

The Synthetic Love project explores artificial intelligence's role in intimacy and loneliness through a digital film created with technologies like Blender and stable diffusion（Ai). Focusing on AI's positive and negative effects, our research encourages young viewers in a capitalist context to reflect on AI, emotional connections, and privacy. Feedback sessions with our target audience ensure the film effectively conveys its message and enhances understanding of AI's societal impact.

"Sanctuary of Exploitation" is created an audio-visual interactive narrative space to engage in a profound exploration of the prevalent social phenomenon in contemporary China – the blind adulation of Internet companies by the younger generation. Their work serves as a poignant critique of the capitalistic exploitation and domestication of contemporary youth while encouraging a critical examination of the dual nature of employment within Internet companies.

The project "Sculpting Reality: Love, Technology, and Identity" explores the profound impact of virtual relationships on modern society using advanced techniques like 3D modeling to create immersive installation art that challenges traditional perspectives. It aims to examine how virtual relationships influence broader social dynamics, including emotional detachment, increasing gender disparities, and the rise of singlehood. The project invites the audience, particularly emphasizing self-reliant single women, to explore unconventional paths to emotional fulfillment. Through participation, individuals can gain a deeper understanding of the complex nature of human emotional connections in the digital age.

About

Ning is an artist specializing in digital expression and visual creation. She excels at observing the intersections and transformations of her multiple identities within various environmental structures, exploring their multifaceted dimensions and underlying societal implications. Through digital media, experimental and documentary filmmaking, interactive installations, and graphic visual communication, she aims to provoke audiences to contemplate their own positions and roles within society, and how these identities are shaped and influenced by their environment and culture.

In her latest project, Synthetic Love that explores the role of artificial intelligence in intimacy and loneliness through a digital film created using technologies like Blender and stable diffusion (AI). This project examines both the positive and negative impacts of AI, encouraging young viewers, particularly in a capitalist context, to reflect on AI, emotional connections, and privacy.

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