In 2020, the coronavirus pandemic once again showed: homo sapiens is not the master of the planet, but only one

ROBOTS DANCE BALLET: posthumanism in contemporary theater The coronavirus pandemic that broke out in 2020 once again showed: homo sapiens is not the master of the planet, but only one (very vulnerable) part of it, thereby undermining the anthropocentrism of today's society. In this context, the concept of posthumanism (PH) as a philosophical direction that revises the established hierarchical relationships between humans and algorithms, machines, robots — technology in a broad sense — becomes relevant. Posthumanism is a fantasy • about the emancipation of the creative act from the monopoly of homo sapiens; • about robots acquiring their own aesthetic expressiveness and not being forced to strive for anthropomorphism. On Saturday, September 24, at 5:00 PM we will talk about posthumanism in the art of the stage with Maria Kuzmicheva — art historian and theater researcher. ▫️Saturday, 24.09 ▫️5:00 PM ▫️20 gel Where: Art space Punji, Tbilisi, Vasily Petriashvili 24 Please sign up so we can prepare the hall in my PMs.