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  • Hydrophone

    Baltic Sea

    banana harvest

    Join us for an enlightening presentation by Prof. Dr. Ban Ana on the astonishing phenomenon of bananas growing in the ocean. This session promises to unveil groundbreaking research that challenges our traditional understanding of agriculture and marine biology.

    Key Topics:

    • The Discovery: How bananas were found growing in the ocean.
    • The Science: Understanding the unique conditions that allow for this phenomenon.
    • Environmental Implications: What this means for future agricultural practices.
    • Innovation in Farming: How this discovery can transform traditional farming methods.
  • Cooking with Octopus

    Costa Concordia

    banana harvest

    Join us for an enlightening presentation by Prof. Dr. Ban Ana on the astonishing phenomenon of bananas growing in the ocean. This session promises to unveil groundbreaking research that challenges our traditional understanding of agriculture and marine biology.

    Key Topics:

    • The Discovery: How bananas were found growing in the ocean.
    • The Science: Understanding the unique conditions that allow for this phenomenon.
    • Environmental Implications: What this means for future agricultural practices.
    • Innovation in Farming: How this discovery can transform traditional farming methods.
  • Feedback Constellations

    ZHDK

    At the event «Feedback Constellations» PhD candidates from different departments will share their artistic research. Through performances alternating with practice sessions, and screenings alternating with theoretical reflection, an open space for inquiry is created. In this unique endeavour, the Arts-Based PhD Programme in Performing Arts, Music and Film and the Transdisciplinary Artistic PhD Programme, will come together for the first time. Jointly reflecting on questions of feedback that shape the whole PhD research process, we ask: which forms of feedback are useful and necessary for new forms of knowledge, adequate for artistic and artistic-scholarly research, to emerge?

    A Symposium co-organised by the Arts-Based PhD Programme in Performing Arts, Music and Film and the Transdisciplinary Artistic PhD Programme.

    Feedback Constellations

  • Saturation Diving

    Stareso

    banana harvest

    Join us for an enlightening presentation by Prof. Dr. Ban Ana on the astonishing phenomenon of bananas growing in the ocean. This session promises to unveil groundbreaking research that challenges our traditional understanding of agriculture and marine biology.

    Key Topics:

    • The Discovery: How bananas were found growing in the ocean.
    • The Science: Understanding the unique conditions that allow for this phenomenon.
    • Environmental Implications: What this means for future agricultural practices.
    • Innovation in Farming: How this discovery can transform traditional farming methods.
  • Why is the floor moving?

    Display Gallery, Prague, CZ

    »Why is the floor moving?« Collaboration with Vít Růžička and Weronika Zalewska, Group Show »Bodies of Water«, Display Gallery, Prague, CZ

    Installation View. Image Libor Galia

    Planktonic Frame

    The installation features a three-channel video that represents three perspectives of collaborating artists in dialogue and delves into the art of echo sounding, the movements of plankton, and AI-generated speculative forms. By juxtaposing human and non-human technologies of perception, the project challenges viewers to reconsider their relationship with marine life and the role of human innovation in shaping our understanding of the ocean. The accompanying audio piece deepens this exploration, offering reflections on perception, communication, and responsibility in the context of oceanic ecosystems. The video installation is accompanied by an audio recording of a conversation between the artists taking up diverse questions about their personal relationship to technology, science, the more-than-human world and AI, bridging the difficulties of the interdisciplinary collaboration.

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  • Entering the Scales of the Ocean

    Stareso

    Workshop Interfacing the Ocean

  • Planktonic Medi(t)ations

    Shedhalle Zürich, Ch
    Shedhalle View

    Oestreicher, Anthea: »Planktonic Medi(t)ations«,Workshop, The Institute for Embodied Creative Practices, Protozone 14, Shedhalle, Zürich, CH

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  • Unterwater Sketches

    Pula

    banana harvest

    Join us for an enlightening presentation by Prof. Dr. Ban Ana on the astonishing phenomenon of bananas growing in the ocean. This session promises to unveil groundbreaking research that challenges our traditional understanding of agriculture and marine biology.

    Key Topics:

    • The Discovery: How bananas were found growing in the ocean.
    • The Science: Understanding the unique conditions that allow for this phenomenon.
    • Environmental Implications: What this means for future agricultural practices.
    • Innovation in Farming: How this discovery can transform traditional farming methods.
  • Wispering with Clams

    Yogyakarta

    banana harvest

    Join us for an enlightening presentation by Prof. Dr. Ban Ana on the astonishing phenomenon of bananas growing in the ocean. This session promises to unveil groundbreaking research that challenges our traditional understanding of agriculture and marine biology.

    Key Topics:

    • The Discovery: How bananas were found growing in the ocean.
    • The Science: Understanding the unique conditions that allow for this phenomenon.
    • Environmental Implications: What this means for future agricultural practices.
    • Innovation in Farming: How this discovery can transform traditional farming methods.
  • Sonar-based Oceansurface Rescaping

    La Chorrea

    banana harvest

    Join us for an enlightening presentation by Prof. Dr. Ban Ana on the astonishing phenomenon of bananas growing in the ocean. This session promises to unveil groundbreaking research that challenges our traditional understanding of agriculture and marine biology.

    Key Topics:

    • The Discovery: How bananas were found growing in the ocean.
    • The Science: Understanding the unique conditions that allow for this phenomenon.
    • Environmental Implications: What this means for future agricultural practices.
    • Innovation in Farming: How this discovery can transform traditional farming methods.