Installation with toolkit, manual, and video tutorial Eigenheim Berlin cordially invites to the opening on 16.03.2019 at 7 p.m. at Kantstraße 28 in Berlin Charlottenburg. The toolkit “Mycorrhizal networks or how I hack plant conversations” was developed between 2016-2019. Two experiments and the video tutorial of the toolkit were developed in collaboration with Martin Howse. …
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Workshop with Mindaugas Gapševičius, and Mirela Alistar Thursday 7th March 2019. 15-18h and 19h30-21hFriday 8th March 2019. 10-13hat ruine hq, Ihmeplatz7e, Hanover The workshop with Mirela Alistar and Mindagaus Gapševičius invites the audience to explore their own symbiotic relationship with organisms inside and outside themselves. By using SCOBI – a symbiotic culture of bacteria and …
Participative installation. 2019 In collaboration with Julian Chollet, Juan Pablo Díaz At the Transmediale and CTM Vorspiel 2019, 18.01.2019, 17:30 open end. Kunsthaus ACUD. Veteranenstrasse 21, 10119, Berlin Members of the TOP Association in collaboration with members of the mikroBIOMIK Society and guests teamed up for the investigation of SCOBI, shit, and humus. The hands-on …
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Installation, tutorial, toolkit, experiments. 2018 In collaboration with Martin Howse At the 16th PIKSEL festival for electronic art and free technologies. November 22-24 2018Workshop Nov 23, 2018 @ 10:00 Piksel Studio 207, Strandgaten 207 BERGEN The project invites us to experience interspecies communication and feedback loops between mycelium networks and their habitats, including other organisms …
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Installation and workshop in collaboration with Vilnius-Lithuania iGEM team 28th to 29th of September 2018, at Sodų 4 project space in Vilnius The installation and workshop invite participants to self-detect mutated sequences of the human genome. The theme is conceptually wrapped and speculated about in the toolkit “How I prepare myself to be cloned.” The …
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Workshop with Mindaugas Gapševičius and Simona BekeraiteSeptember 25, 16:00, Technarium, Pramonės 141,building 4, Naujoji Vilnia, Vilnius 11115 The workshop refers to microprocessors implanted into human bodies and prosthesis being able to pick up information directly from brain.
Workshop3- 8 August 2018, International Summer school of contemporary art, Kuldīga (LV) Latvian Centre for Contemporary Art is organising the Summer School in cooperation with Kuldīga artist residency and Latvian Academy of Art. It is aimed at providing the emerging professionals with lectures by acknowledged lecturers and moderators of workshops in a free and interdisciplinary …
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Workshop with Mindaugas Gapševičius and Alessandro VolpatoSa, 17.03.2018. (15:00 – 18:00), TOP, Schillerpromenade 4, 12049 Berlin Fungi are able to biodegrade organic and inorganic elements, including slowly degradable elements such as cellulose, toxins, and heavy metals. Fungi are also known for being able to transport chemical elements within their networks and their ability to exchange …
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20 – 30 November 2017Location: Jhongdou Wetlands Park and 116 Art Center, NKNUCurators: Prof. Ursula Damm and Mali Wu The Graduate Institute of Interdisciplinary Art, National Kaohsiung Normal University, has invited 11 artists and 9 pieces from the Media Art and Design degree course at the Faculty of Art and Design of Bauhaus-Universität Weimar to …
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Toolkit Cloning is a complex issue involving scientific knowledge, civil law, and ethical questions yet to be solved by humanity. On the other hand, the methodology used for cloning animals is not that complex and could be easily imagined with the use of simple tools. Referring to mythological hybrids like centaurs, mermaids, and minotaurs, the …
