Psychomorphic Museum

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Psychomorphic Museum

Team

Name: Çağatay Gökhan

Instagram: @cagataygokhann

Nationality: Bulgarian, Turkish

Institution / Company: CHATOSS Architecture

Name: Tolgay Keskin

Instagram: @tolgaykeskin

Nationality: Turkish

Institution / Company: CHATOSS Architecture

Name: Tuna Alp Demirel

Instagram: @tunaalpdemirel

Nationality: Turkish

Institution / Company: CHATOSS Architecture

Morphological psychology studies the dynamic structures of psyche, which is concurrently being shaped and shaping. Psycho-morphology discovers the processes of psyche’s hidden contents and their multimedia expression. Psycho-morphological Museum – with its A.I. and nanobots- embodies this idea. 

Driven by the museum’s A.I. and holistic real-time data extracted from the visitors, curators, artists, and archives concurrently, nanobots temporarily manifest any art/museum [piece, event, display, space, platform, path, tour, route, simulation] desired/needed (sub)consciously by this affluent system’s momentarily fused collaborators. The museum’s continually metamorphic, interactive, participatory inventory and physicality blur the definitions of circulation, interiority and building form. 

Art’s transformational mission echoes from each visitor’s/collaborator’s psyche to tailor-made physical constructs; resulting in an ever-changing, incidental improvisation of spatial, contextual, social composition. 

A.I. becomes the ultimate agent that blurs the roles of curation, creation, exhibition, contemplation. It knows more about us than we can ever know about each other and ourselves. It knows our past, paths, lies, facts, patterns, and loops. It is our collective (sub)consciousness to reminisce and a catalyzer for twists of fate. 

What if we were its brush, our ways its paint, the museum its canvas? What if art’s mission to evoke, can be terminally achieved by the psycho-morphological museum?

Jury Comments

– Conceptually very interesting and the visuals are very evocative of the idea.

– The overall concept is interesting. Yet I wish we could have seen more explorations of the designs

– captivating image.