HUMAN SIMULATOR

“The Hamburg-based duo Animationseries2000 reflect the poignant
issues of our time with dark humor and retrofuturist-minimalist
animations and installations. Their recent project HUMAN SIMULATOR is
their meta take on consumerism; the “game” works within a system of
flattened, binary paradigms, which, through their simplicity, serve all
the more to underscore certain realities common to us all.” (text: Swarm Mag)
HUMAN SIMULATOR is an animation depicting a fictitious computer game. The visitors are guided through various game sequences. The game demonstrates the emotional implications of being human in a humorous way. In different game modes, the aim is to maintain the right balance between different emotions. The goal is to avoid an emotional downward spiral and to escape the countdown of »human time« for as long as possible. The actions of the players consist of social interactions that are often linked to consumerist behaviours.
HUMAN SIMULATOR is screened by ZW°70.art, a mobile exhibition space in which artists and works of digital art are shown in various temporary exhibitions.
HUMAN SIMULATOR was part of Reeperbahn Festival, MS Artville, 48h Wilhelmsburg and exhibited at several public spaces in Hamburg in 2021.
HUMAN SIMULATOR is an animation depicting a fictitious computer game. The visitors are guided through various game sequences. The game demonstrates the emotional implications of being human in a humorous way. In different game modes, the aim is to maintain the right balance between different emotions. The goal is to avoid an emotional downward spiral and to escape the countdown of »human time« for as long as possible. The actions of the players consist of social interactions that are often linked to consumerist behaviours.
HUMAN SIMULATOR is screened by ZW°70.art, a mobile exhibition space in which artists and works of digital art are shown in various temporary exhibitions.
HUMAN SIMULATOR was part of Reeperbahn Festival, MS Artville, 48h Wilhelmsburg and exhibited at several public spaces in Hamburg in 2021.













