Fiona Valentine Thomann, Tracker #2 (series 2)

The Trackers are collages on mirrors. Their Augmented Reality version is accessible by scanning the collages with the smartphone by using ARFVT app, (available on Google Play and Apple Store) At first glance Tracker looks abstract, but then reveals a variety of references to the current digital culture, from the Human Color Wheel made by Neil Harbisson, the first cyborg that only sees black and white and listens to color, to the Canadian company Vitalic’s pure oxygen bottles ready to be sent to China for 20 dollars per bottle. Thomann's multimedia installations have been exhibited in two solo shows at Exgirlfriend Gallery in Berlin, at Château du Fey, France (2018), Haus der Electronichen Künste in Basel (2018), Centro Cultural B Banco do Brasil in Rio de Janeiro, Brazilia, y Sao Paulo ( 2018). She has been recognized with the Linossier Prize, France (2012), the New Positions in Art Cologne, Germany
(2019).