Cookbook for When the Sun Goes Out features a living sculpture, called a “plastomach” that actually eats plastic debris via living … More
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Living Sculpture: Plastomach and Amazing Art/Sci Projects at Focus Art as part of “How to Know What We Know…”
Essay below by Terri C. Smith for How to Know What We Know: New Experiences in the Holocene, Curated by … More
Communis Spatium, An Art and Science Collaborative In The Built Environment
A site-specific urban ant feeder, Communis Spatium, means “shared space” in Latin. Referring to area shared by humans and ants, … More
Manhattan Tundra Project
This sculptural iteration of the Manhattan Tundra Project proposes the creation of human supported emergent ecosystems on the unused tops of modernist … More
Good Book Titles
I don’t know if it’s the pandemic or the demonstrations, but a week or two ago I found myself thinking … More
The Shelter Project: nesting in the built environment
The Shelter Project, seeks to create alternative forms of housing for our companion species out of discarded, man-made, detritus . Shown above … More
The Hand Up Project, attempting to meet the new needs of natural life forms.
Floraborgs on the Cover of Technoetic Arts!
The floraborgs are on the cover of Technoetic Arts: A Journal of Speculative Research. I couldn’t be more thrilled. The … More
The Endangered Species Recipe Book: catalogue statement and discussion with Elizabeth Pilliod
The Endangered Species Recipe Book: catalogue statement and discussion with Elizabeth Pilliod Elizabeth Demaray: I’m very excited to be talking to … More
Welcome to the Anthropocene
Below is Jeff Dolvin’s wonderful catalogue essay form Welcome to the Anthropocene, the exhibition that accompanied the Association of Environmental … More