In the buzzing alleyways of Beijing’s hutongs, French artist Guibog is flipping garbage into gold—or rather, into music. For over two decades, he’s transformed discarded circuit boards and forgotten electronics into talking sound machines, blending ancient Chinese philosophy with cutting-edge AI. 📻✨
Imagine this: Zhuangzi, a 4th-century BCE philosopher who dreamed of butterflies and cosmic freedom, reimagined as artificial intelligence. Guibog’s work asks us what happens when sustainability meets spirituality—and the result is a mind-bending symphony of innovation. 🎶🔧
‘My art is a bridge between the past and the future,’ Guibog shared, describing his process of soldering e-waste into sonic sculptures. His installations—part tech, part poetry—have turned Beijing studios into immersive playgrounds where recycled motherboards hum Zen koans.
For globetrotting creatives and eco-warriors alike, his story isn’t just about music. It’s a blueprint for rethinking waste, culture, and AI’s role in storytelling. 🌍🤖 Is your old laptop secretly a philosopher? Guibog’s universe says: ‘Why not?’
