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SYMPOSIUM II: THE ALCHEMISTS OF OUR TIME, organized by Ars Electronica
Original: Joe Davis (US) | 4000 * 2667px | 1.2 MB
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Original: Siegfried Zielinski | 4000 * 2667px | 1.8 MB
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Original: Verena Kuni (DE) | 4000 * 2667px | 1.1 MB
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Original: Fumio Nanjo (JP) | 4000 * 2667px | 1.2 MB
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Original: James Gimzewski (US) | 4000 * 2667px | 1.4 MB
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Original: Juri Krpan (SI) | 4000 * 2667px | 1.1 MB
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POSTCITY, Conference Hall
09.09.2016
SYMPOSIUM II
THE ALCHEMISTS OF OUR TIME
Moderator: Jurij Krpan (SI)
Speakers: Joe Davis (US), Siegfried Zielinski (DE), Verena Kuni (DE), Fumio Nanjo (JP), James Gimzewski (US)
In the second panel of this year’s festival, there will be talks spanning the historical development of alchemists techniques to current trends. With their lectures, experts seek to answer questions about who the alchemists of our time are, on which projects they are focused on and what conditions they need to do so. The speakers present and explore concepts, technical challenges and developments of new materials uncovering intersecting points in biotechnology, design, engineering, architecture, art etc. They introduce their own cultural-social perspective and critical analysis and show speculative scenarios to give possible insight of our future.
Joe Davis (US) focuses on the future possibilities of Astrobiological Horticulture. Siegfried Zielinski (DE) interprets Alchemical Theory & Praxis as a Specific Form of Matériology in an attempt to discover alchemist principles as archaic energies in the process of changing the world. Verena Kuni (DE) will take a closer look at contemporary artistic perspectives on the quest for the gold of our time and on the impact of its “elementary hallucination(s)”. Fumio Nanjo (JP) deliberates on, how today, art relates to the landscape, nature, bio-tech, at the same time to audience and life. art is no more just painting and sculpture. art exists everywhere and art becomes norm of life. James Gimzewski (US) discusses Atoms: A collective order, entropy and self organisation.
• Info: A symposium in the context of the European Digital Art & Science Network.
09.09.2016
SYMPOSIUM II
THE ALCHEMISTS OF OUR TIME
Moderator: Jurij Krpan (SI)
Speakers: Joe Davis (US), Siegfried Zielinski (DE), Verena Kuni (DE), Fumio Nanjo (JP), James Gimzewski (US)
In the second panel of this year’s festival, there will be talks spanning the historical development of alchemists techniques to current trends. With their lectures, experts seek to answer questions about who the alchemists of our time are, on which projects they are focused on and what conditions they need to do so. The speakers present and explore concepts, technical challenges and developments of new materials uncovering intersecting points in biotechnology, design, engineering, architecture, art etc. They introduce their own cultural-social perspective and critical analysis and show speculative scenarios to give possible insight of our future.
Joe Davis (US) focuses on the future possibilities of Astrobiological Horticulture. Siegfried Zielinski (DE) interprets Alchemical Theory & Praxis as a Specific Form of Matériology in an attempt to discover alchemist principles as archaic energies in the process of changing the world. Verena Kuni (DE) will take a closer look at contemporary artistic perspectives on the quest for the gold of our time and on the impact of its “elementary hallucination(s)”. Fumio Nanjo (JP) deliberates on, how today, art relates to the landscape, nature, bio-tech, at the same time to audience and life. art is no more just painting and sculpture. art exists everywhere and art becomes norm of life. James Gimzewski (US) discusses Atoms: A collective order, entropy and self organisation.
• Info: A symposium in the context of the European Digital Art & Science Network.
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Joe Davis (US)
Photo showing Joe Davis during the Symposium II, The Alchemists Of Our Time.
Credit: Florian Voggeneder
Credit: Florian Voggeneder
Siegfried Zielinski
Photo showing Siegfried Zielinski during Symposium II.
Verena Kuni (DE)
Photo showing Verena Kuni (DE) at SYMPOSIUM II: THE ALCHEMISTS OF OUR TIME at POSTCITY Conference Hall.
Fumio Nanjo (JP)
Photo showing Fumio Nanjo (JP) at SYMPOSIUM II: THE ALCHEMISTS OF OUR TIME at POSTCITY Conference Hall.
James Gimzewski (US)
Photo showing James Gimzewski (US) at SYMPOSIUM II: THE ALCHEMISTS OF OUR TIME at POSTCITY Conference Hall.
Juri Krpan (SI)
Photo showing Juri Krpan during Symposium II.
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