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is the | http://www.kilpiscope.net/ is the Finnnish Bioart society. Recently participating in Pixelache 2010 in Helsinki they revealed that science and art can combine and question our relationship to the [[environment]]. There is a lot more than this, BUT the practical relevant to [[Appropedia]] bit is a series of curated exhibitions, expeditions and interactive art that explores our relationships with the planet and humanity. | ||
This cultural aspect is often missing from the questioning of a new paradigm found by a the less anthropocentric view of things. | |||
More can also be seen in the work of Roy Ascot who was the key note speaker at the Bioart Conference in Helsinki. | |||
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Latest revision as of 12:32, 5 September 2024
http://www.kilpiscope.net/ is the Finnnish Bioart society. Recently participating in Pixelache 2010 in Helsinki they revealed that science and art can combine and question our relationship to the environment. There is a lot more than this, BUT the practical relevant to Appropedia bit is a series of curated exhibitions, expeditions and interactive art that explores our relationships with the planet and humanity.
This cultural aspect is often missing from the questioning of a new paradigm found by a the less anthropocentric view of things.
More can also be seen in the work of Roy Ascot who was the key note speaker at the Bioart Conference in Helsinki.