ONE HUNDRED LOOKS

We are in 2044. Algorithms learn our emotions, digital companions replace relationships with another human, and artificial intelligence simulates care and closeness. Programmed machines learn how to love, and the only thing that distinguishes them from humans is empty, absent sight.

The starting point of the performance is the gaze — the first gesture from which closeness is born. The eyes search for the other person even when surrounded by a dense network of screens, data and intelligent systems. In a world designed for maximum performance, sensitivity, imperfection and real presence can prove to be the most revolutionary technologies of the future.

“One Hundred Views” is a journey into the near future, where technology is no longer just a tool, but an environment for life. The future we fear is someone's everyday life, and China's modern technological development is not an exotic curiosity, but a mirror in which Europe can see its own tomorrow.

Choy Ka Fai invites you to experience the future together. Not to scare AI, but to check what remains untranslatable into code in humans.

The production is co-produced by the Adam Mickiewicz Institute.