Swiss Interactive Sessions

Spinning in Fluid dreams: Hydroelectric transmutations in the Swiss landscape

Nacoca Ko, Antoine Félix Bürcher, Monica Unser
Switzerland
2024, 20'
Installation, XR project
Completed
VO. English
Spinning in Fluid Dreams is a VR project created through a virtual network across Switzerland, merging sculpture, site-based interventions, and hydroelectric landscapes into a layered digital world. Viewers navigate artistic compositions inspired by turbines, exploring the flow of energy, perception, and environmental transformation.
In search of
Distribution opportunities (energy systems, climate change, and/or environmental consciousness themes)
Nacoca Ko
Nacoca Ko is an artist and curator working across multiple forms of sculpture and digital media. Previous works include To Spawn a Door in the Landscape of Broken Mirrors (New Art City), Manuka Glass (video exploration), and The Rise of the Sacred Feminine (AR). Recent projects span virtual worlding, hybrid collaborations, and international exhibitions.
Antoine Félix Bürcher
Antoine Félix Bürcher (1999, Lausanne) conceptual work explores form and memory through sculpture, addressing our contemporaneity and its infrastructure of the imaginary. Bürcher reminds us of a plural time in a post-digital world. He obtained a Master Degree in Fine arts (2025, ZHdK). Recent exhibitions include Artgenève (solo, 2025), Museum Haus Konstruktiv (2023), Plattform (2023). In 2025, he was awarded the ‘Prix arts visuels Vaud’.
Monica Unser
Monica Unser (*1999) is an art historian and curator. She co-curated Plattform24 (Kunstmuseum Appenzell), Plattform25 (CAN Neuchâtel), and is co-curator of sabl.live. Assistant curator at Cabaret Voltaire since 2022, she also co-directs Perrrformat. Her work explores performance history, feminist art, and avant-garde movements.
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Swiss interactive Sessions

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Wednesday 5 Nov. 11:00
Théâtre Pitoëff