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Black and white still from the movie Cerebral Organoid depicting a surreal or staged hospital scene with figures wrapped in hospital gowns, their faces covered in bandages, one in a wheelchair attached to a drip and another walking around in the space.

29 Jul

Film Screening: Cerebral Organoid

The Cerebral Organoid, is a 60-minute film directed by Ian Haig with music and sound by Philip Brophy.

The Cerebral Organoid Research Institute of Advanced Neuro prosthetics is undertaking a series of experimental brain implants and bodily corrections to address the issue of ongoing brain rot due to exposure to AI.

Ian Haig works across media, from video, sculpture, drawing, technology based media, mutant AI and installation.

Supported by City of Melbourne Arts Grants.

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Wed 29 Jul	6:00pm - 7:00pm

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