Text by Tuçe Erel Swamps and birds go together; when the swamp disappears, so do the birds.Annie Proulx’s Fen, Bog, and Swamp As Pauline Doutreluingne
Text by Rae (Mee-Jin) Tilly There is a prevailing notion that art and science are wholly separate fields. One discipline is seen as rooted in
Text by Hannah van den Elzen Hidden in the landscape of the Hoge Veluwe in Arnhem lies an architectural megastructure that has been open to
Text by Leoni Fischer A lady dressed in elegant black poses on a white pedestal amid a fantastical nature. Tall flower spikes rise from large
Text by Rae (Mee-Jin) Tilly Science has a curious tension: it is simultaneously the most inaccessible and accessible field of academia for the general public
Text by Juliette Wallace Art Laboratory Berlin, one of the city’s first dedicated art/science spaces, never fails to produce fascinating, stimulating and often rather special
Text by CLOT Magazine Fermenting Textiles with Adama Séré, Laurence Douny, Regine Hengge, Pauline Agustoni, and Satomi Minoshima is a research project and exhibition at
Text by CLOT Magazine Water is the most abundant material on the planet. It comprises up to 73% of the human body and three-quarters of
Interview by Daniela Silva Hiromi Marissa Ozaki, known as Sputniko!, is a British-Japanese artist, designer, and filmmaker whose work explores the intersections of technology, gender,
Interview by Belén Vera Encountering Hicham Berrada’s work feels like stepping into a parallel world, where the familiar becomes elusive and perception is slightly distorted.
Text by Ania Mokrzycka It is with a certain feeling of urgency that I seek the nature, subject, words of the other story, the untold
Text by Piotr Bockowski Twisted biomech geometry of metallic claws is cut against itself into an alien fossil, which spells encrypted protocol for material transmutations
Text by Piotr Bockowski Aborted speculation, informed by a mutagenic array of strategies of online image creation. Do media contribute to changes in human reproductive
Text by Ana Prendes Within our bodies, a vibrant ecosystem of microorganisms fuels the physical movements and chemical breakdowns that generate ever-evolving sonic signatures unique
Throughout Xeno in Vivo, the scientists position CRISPR-enabled gene editing within this aeons-old history of selective breeding — the only mutation, they posit, is the speed at which evolution occurs.
Text by Tuçe Erel, Jenny Alten & Udo Koloska Echoes of the Future: Artistic Interventions is a group exhibition featuring works by Cécile Wesolowski, Jenny
Text by Piotr Bockowski Vital transformations of bodies beyond definitions of human sexuality came to the forefront as the most indulging visions of the Post
Text by CLOT Magazine Atletika gallery, located at the cultural centre SODAS 2123 in Vilnius, is a contemporary art space that showcases both emerging and
Text by Belén Vera A year marked by a significant proliferation of artistic projects in which the environment has been the main focus, climate imbalances
Interview by Christopher Michael The 21st century’s first two and a half decades have primarily been defined by a conflation of corporate, public, and private
