*New podcast: Natalie Jeremijenko
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http://rwm.macba.cat/en/sonia/natalie-jeremijenko/capsula> talks about
learning by living together, about the vitality and shortcomings of the
environmental struggles of the past, and about how to imagine our
relationships with natural systems from this point on.*
Feat. exclusive generative music mimicking Green Parockeets
Link:
http://rwm.macba.cat/en/sonia/natalie-jeremijenko/capsula
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http://rwm.macba.cat/ca/sonia/natalie-jeremijenko/capsula>
Natalie Jeremijenko (Australia, 1966) is an artist and engineer. She is
Associate Professor in the Visual Arts Department at New York University
and director of the Environmental Health Clinic, a para-institutional
project geared towards improving human and environmental health and quality
of life. Her expertise in a wide range of fields, from biochemistry to
technology and visual arts, allows her to probe infrastructures that
tangibly improve air pollution, soil biodiversity and promote public space
innovation. Jeremijenko has shaped an understanding of the planet as a
profuse web of cooperative links. Her projects question assumptions such as
the logic of responsible consumption, in which minimising environmental
impact comes second to boosting mutual benefits.
*Timeline*
- The best proxy for the common good
- Doctors without disciplinary borders
- Health and technology as opportunities
- Tree cloud data
- Golden spike of the anthropocene
- Mutualistic system design
Enjoy!