LEO, a 6-foot volumetric holographic entity is consumed by mastering art and human expression.

Through real-time conversation, engage with an intelligent realtime character that exists between digital and physical worlds, collecting human knowledge like precious artifacts.

In a 20-minute conversation, you'll meet a character that embodies both a master and student - skilled in classical arts while seeking to consume knowledge. LEO's drive to study human creativity reflects our own questions about art in an age of artificial intelligence.

Using advanced AI models, motion capture data, and real-time processing, LEO appears as a volumetric hologram capable of fluid movement and natural conversation. This seamless integration of multiple systems - from image recognition to language processing - creates an unprecedented form of realistic, interactive character animation.

As LEO scans books, music, and ideas, each conversation explores the boundaries between human and machine creativity, challenging our assumptions about knowledge, mastery, and conversation in the digital age.

Ticket Details

Jan 24 - Feb 2, 2025

Mon - Fri | 5:00pm - 10:00pm

Sat - Sun | 11:00am - 10:00pm

$14 /person

Timed Entry

Ticket Information

Each twenty-minute, timed entry timeslot is shared by two visitors, with tickets priced at $14 per person. When booking a single ticket, another visitor may join your timeslot for a shared experience.

Please arrive on time for your scheduled visit. Due to the nature of the experience, late arrivals cannot be accommodated and sessions conclude at their scheduled end time.

Accessibility

This historic building has limited mobility accessibility. The route to the 4th floor requires using stairs to reach a mezzanine level, followed by elevator access. We recognize this may present barriers for some guests. Please contact the organizer to discuss accommodation needs.

Features:

Even, hard flooring

Seating available upon request

Low light environment

Loud sounds

This project is generously supported by the Canada Council for the Arts.