From universal genius to network intelligence
“The Leonard and the Robots exhibition could not be perceived otherwise than as a visiting experience. By “experience”, we mean that the visitor is not simply a spectator of a visit route but subtly interacts with the works presented. Whether it is Leonardo da Vinci’s aerial screw or the humanoid robot “InMoov”, these machines and robots are man’s products and are designed to serve man. They are sometimes even the desire to transplant everything that makes humanity into an inanimate body, even if many reflections today make it possible to identify the users’ fears towards them, which are constantly evolving. The purpose of the visit will be to question the visitor, to arouse his curiosity, and perhaps even to provoke in him a position. “Anna Erard.
Exhibition curator: Jean-Pierre Anchisi
Museographer, scenographer: Anna Erard
Collegiate Church of Saint Peter the Puellier – Cloister of Saint Peter the Puellier, Orléans.
Funding partner: Centre-Val de Loire Region
Patron: ENEDIS
