This concept introduces Organismic Systemics, emphasizing that reality is a network of relations rather than isolated objects. It argues for understanding identity, society, and knowledge through interconnections and feedback loops while redefining concepts like health, harmony, and technology. The approach encourages integrated, participatory thinking across disciplines to cultivate responsibility for our shared world.
Leben in Symbiose – ZKM Miniserie
"Living in Symbiosis" is a ZKM miniseries examining symbiotic thinking across biology, philosophy, and contemporary art. Philosopher Lena Reitschuster discusses "holobiont," influencing Haraway and Latour’s philosophies. Art historian Jens Hauser reviews bio-art history, while Stephen Wright and Tamarind Rossetti describe their artistic farming project in southern France.
FON – art.birthday 1000063
Fluid Organismic Network (FON) creates a media-technical environment linking gaming, memory, and nonlinear synthesis, producing emergent rhythm. Using sounds from the game Everything, FON explores art as an ongoing process rather than a product, culminating in a 32-minute transmissible experience. January 17 serves as a catalyst for this artistic operation.
art.happening – disconnect the dots
“disconnect the dots” is an open art event in Regensburg, focusing on art as a dynamic process rather than a finished product. Centered around the "cube of possibilities," it encourages experimentation and collective creativity. Various performances and art exhibits occur from June 6 to June 22, 2025, featuring diverse artistic expressions.
The Walk-In Petri Dish: Chapter I – The Proposition
A temporary laboratory emerges in the urban environment, acting as a space for interdisciplinary thought and artistic experimentation. This "walk-in petri dish" symbolizes the interplay between art and research, inviting reflection and participation while blurring the lines between observer and participant in the creative process.
The Walk-In Petri Dish – Chapter II – Research and Multilogue
The collective OS 2.24 features seven artists exploring human experience through a dynamic research approach. Their work is likened to scientific investigation, emphasizing transformation and dialogue. The resulting installations and performances are not fixed products, but rather evolving fragments fostering continuous artistic discourse within an interactive space.
The Walk-In Petri Dish – Chapter III – Impulses and Inspiration
The "Impulse and Inspiration" program serves as a creative network that fosters artistic collaboration and innovation. Artists are encouraged to explore new ideas and perspectives, merging disciplines in a supportive environment. This symbiosis between art and research cultivates a dynamic space for creativity, where the unknown is embraced as a vital source of inspiration.
TokyoLab Studio
Pomodoro Bolzano´s experimental sound-art radio broadcast is right here below. Streaming URL: ----------------->>> https://streaming.shoutcast.com/tokyolab