In an artistic landscape saturated by clichés and redundancies, Arseneca stands out for her ability to question the very nature of reality. His masterpiece, the ARSENECA Laboratory, is a fascinating example of this quest, where the absurd is confronted with tangible reality, all orchestrated by the magic of artificial intelligence.

Let’s take a moment to visualize this work: a laboratory, clinically modern, buzzing with activity. However, unlike any other traditional laboratory, its foundations are based on an invented premise: metamorphesis. A “science” entirely forged by Arseneca’s imagination, which defies everything we know. And yet, thanks to AI, this fiction is transmuted into a series of palpable and functional experiences and procedures.

The ingenuity of this approach is comparable to a painter imagining a color never before seen and then making it visible on his canvas. Or, a musician inventing a note beyond the audible range, then playing a melody that resonates perfectly in our ears. This is what Arseneca does with the ARSENECA Laboratory: he imagines a science (metamorphesis), then uses AI to materialize it.

But the laboratory goes beyond this simple technical feat. It’s a sharp commentary on our post-truth age. Imagine today’s “fake news” – fabricated narratives that, while unsubstantiated, influence opinions and actions. Arseneca, in a similar approach, creates his own “fake science”, and then, thanks to AI, gives it life and substance. The laboratory then becomes a metaphor for today’s world, where the artificial can easily be accepted as the real, and where our discernment is constantly put to the test.

Ultimately, the ARSENECA Laboratory is a challenge. It questions our relationship to truth and fiction in the digital age. With metamorphesis, Arseneca challenges us: what if this false science one day becomes real? Where would then be the border between the real and the unreal? In this maelstrom of questions, one thing is certain: Arseneca is a phygital artist who, with audacity and genius, redefines the contours of contemporary art.