The Sutherland Test

Adelin Schweitzer  

Born in 1978, Adelin Schweitzer lives and works in Marseille. He graduated in 2004 from the École Supérieure d'Art d'Aix-en-Provence and until then pursued a polymorphic artist career at the crossroads between immersive performances, audiovisual experiments and new technologies. Adelin takes part in the artistic avant-garde filiation of Rimini Protokoll, Tinguely, Marc Pauline from S.R.L, Stelarc. Drawing from science-fiction imagery and cognitive sciences, the artist designs over time the outlines of a singular and forward-looking universe.  

In 2015 he created deletere, a production and transmedia experimentation laboratory based in Marseille. It is now as an artist associated with deletere that he continues his research on technological deceleration, techno-shamanism and experiential art.  

deletere  

deletere is an association that produces and distributes multimedia works and performances that question the public's relationship with Machines.  

Founded by Adelin Schweitzer in 2013 in Marseille, deletere laboratories now host a production office, a shared workspace, a digital manufacturing workshop, and a sound experimentation stage. 

Located in the heart of the Belle de Mai district, within the Le Couvent third-place since 2017, in five years the laboratoires deletere have become the place for transmedia artistic experiments linked to the practice of digital arts in Marseille. 

Artocrite Theater 

Artocrite Theatre, founded by six enthusiastic graduates of the School of Drama of The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts in 2010, began as a project-based theatre group. Since 2020, the company runs as a nonprofit-making charity organisation in Hong Kong. It is now a full-time and professional theatre company aspiring to share its beliefs and productions with a wider audience in the global community. 

The company produced a number of award-winning pieces: An Angel Dumped into New City (2016), “Awakening Series” trilogy Sin, The Truth from Liar and Eve (2016-2019). Their works were shown in the UK (Edinburgh Festival Fringe), South Korea, and Japan, including the co-production Me and Sailor Moon in a Subway Trip (2018).