
CHRYSALIS. ARTISTS IN LABS, interdisciplinary experiences at Art Laboratory Berlin
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 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 Piotr Bockowski Shielded by space trooper combat gear and a motorcycle helmet, AI-controlled camera eye antennas projecting in front of him, as he

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 Katažyna Jankovska Organ bodies, slimy creatures, overspill and unbounded, leaving voices as traces of human presence. Dissociated bodies, raving bodies, extended beings, collective

Text by CLOT Magazine This year’s edition of FIBER Festival delves into the theme Outer/Body with two exhibitions that will explore the interconnectedness of bodies

Text by Katažyna Jankovska FIBER Festival returns for its 9th edition presenting contemporary audiovisual art, experimental electronic music, and discussions on technological developments and societal

Interview by Charlie Clark Earlier this year, in Tokyo’s PARCO Museum, a slick display of technologically inspired installations, prints, and wearables took centre stage as

Text by Juliette Wallace It’s a beautiful, sunny day in west Berlin. The streets feel alive and inviting. Walking down the modest but pretty Prinzenallee,

Text by Annique Cockerill You can see the foetus curled up in its perspex womb from the street outside Art Laboratory Berlin. It rests amongst

Text by Olya Karlovich We feel sound with our bodies. Our auditory system, skin, brain and other internal organs all perceive sound signals from the

Interview by Estela Oliva Composer and performer Jennifer Walshe has been coined by the Irish Times as the ‘most original compositional voice to emerge from

Interview by Ania Morkrzycka Working across experience design, performance and sound art, Jordan Edge moves between explorations of inner and outer sonic worlds in search

Interview by Luca Nasciuti Lea Bertucci is an artist, composer and performer with a body of work that investigates and is informed by acoustic events

Text by Piotr Bockowski The breeding ground for global industrial society, which forms our techno-womb, the People’s Republic of China inherited a profoundly patriarchal tradition,

Text by Ania Mokrzycka An ever-changing and permeable configuration of ideas, agencies and knowledge, Fronte Vacuo could be defined as a radical exercise in interdisciplinarity

Interview by Olya Karlovich It all started with improvisation. When 20-year-old Merche Blasco was looking for a hobby to switch off from studies in communication

Text by Meritxell Rosell In the quest to explore and understand his own creativity, Sculptures (aka Jacobo García) turns his sight to the classic world

Text by Leoni Fischer The Dis/Assembly of Performative Things is dedicated to performance as a strategy for designers to question their discipline, the contexts it

Text by CLOT Magazine Useless Bodies? is one of the most ambitious thematic investigations realised by Fondazione Prada to date. Open from March 30 to