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STARTS is an initiative of the European Commission to foster alliances of technology and artistic practice. As part of this initiative, the STARTS residencies foster pioneering collaborations and the STARTS Prize honors the most inspired results in the field of creativity and innovation at the crossings of science and technology with the arts. STARTS is funded through various schemes provided by the European Commission.
Cities Live Like Trees
Olga Kisseleva,
Liu Bauer
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Credits: OlgaKisseleva, Christian Capurro
Credits: OlgaKisseleva, Christian Capurro
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Credits: Alessio Rosati
Credits: Alessio Rosati
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Credits: Didier Goupy
Credits: Didier Goupy
In Collaboration with:
Data analyze and scientific part of project development: Liu Bauer
Assistant data analyze: Yasamin Nematollahi
Cartography: Vlad Afanasiev
Documentation: Marco Innocenti
3D scans: Marc Santolini
Advisors:
Lorenza Baroncelli, Pier Luigi Capucci, Valentino Catricala, Marina Prepotenska
Partners: Institut Français Italia, Art&Science International Institute, Centre de Recherches Interdisciplinaire (Paris, France).
Acknowledgements:
Orto Botanico di Roma, Musei di area biologica, Polo museale Università "La Sapienza”, Roma
Caterina Giovinazzo
Flavio Tarquini
learning planet institute, Paris
The Artwork is realized by Olga Kisseleva and co-commissioned by Sony with the support of Vittorio Loreto, Alessandro Londei, Bernardo Monechi, Matteo Bruno and the S+T+ARTS program of the European Union in collaboration with MAXXI, curators Chiara Bertini, Alessio Rosati, Monia Trombetta.
Repairing the Present received funding from the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology under grant agreement LC01641664.
Data analyze and scientific part of project development: Liu Bauer
Assistant data analyze: Yasamin Nematollahi
Cartography: Vlad Afanasiev
Documentation: Marco Innocenti
3D scans: Marc Santolini
Advisors:
Lorenza Baroncelli, Pier Luigi Capucci, Valentino Catricala, Marina Prepotenska
Partners: Institut Français Italia, Art&Science International Institute, Centre de Recherches Interdisciplinaire (Paris, France).
Acknowledgements:
Orto Botanico di Roma, Musei di area biologica, Polo museale Università "La Sapienza”, Roma
Caterina Giovinazzo
Flavio Tarquini
learning planet institute, Paris
The Artwork is realized by Olga Kisseleva and co-commissioned by Sony with the support of Vittorio Loreto, Alessandro Londei, Bernardo Monechi, Matteo Bruno and the S+T+ARTS program of the European Union in collaboration with MAXXI, curators Chiara Bertini, Alessio Rosati, Monia Trombetta.
Repairing the Present received funding from the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology under grant agreement LC01641664.
Olga Kisseleva is one of the key figures in international art&science field. She has had major exhibitions in Modern Art Museum (Paris), Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia (Madrid) Fondation Cartier for contemporary art (Paris), Centre Georges Pompidou (Paris), Stedelijk Van Abbemuseum (Eindhoven). Her works are present in the world’s most important collections, including Centre Pompidou, Louis Vuitton Foundation, ZKM, NY MoMA... Olga Kisseleva teaches contemporary art in the Sorbonne University, she is the head of Art&New Media program and Founding director of Art&Science International Institute. In 2020 for her EDEN project focused on trees’ communication Olga Kisseleva was awarded the S+T+ARTS Grand Prize for innovative collaboration between technology and art that opens new pathways for innovation.
Liu Bauer is a researcher, working in interdisciplinary research institutes. She worked on climate, urban, mobility projects in institutes in Berlin, Utrecht, Paris, London, Moscow (strelka), Mallorca. Her recent focus is on citizen science and open city data, which she is developing in City Interaction lab in Montreuil, France
Liu Bauer is a researcher, working in interdisciplinary research institutes. She worked on climate, urban, mobility projects in institutes in Berlin, Utrecht, Paris, London, Moscow (strelka), Mallorca. Her recent focus is on citizen science and open city data, which she is developing in City Interaction lab in Montreuil, France