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Tag: eco-art

Cookbook for When the Sun Goes Out

Cookbook for When the Sun Goes Out features a living sculpture, called a “plastomach”  that actually eats plastic debris via living … More

Art and Science Collaboration, art/sci, cookbook for when the sun goes out, Demaray, eco-art, ecoart, Elizabeth Demaray, Fungi, fungi art, fungi sculpture, plastic fungi, transmedia

Protected: PandoraBird Premiers at The International Symposium of Electronic Arts

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Art and Science Collaboration, eco-art, Elizabeth Demaray, PandorsBird

PandoraBird: Identifying the Types of Music That May Be Favored by Our Avian Co-Inhabitants at DigiHuman Lab Rutgers University

PandoraBird: Identifying the Types of Music That May Be Favored by Our Avian Co-Inhabitants is a site-specific installation that uses computer … More

Demaray, eco-art, eco-robotics, transmedia

The Endangered Species Recipe Book, animals that have gone extinct or are going extinct and the recipes that we have used to eat them, 2014

The naturalist E.O. Wilson, believes that by the end of this century—in our lifetimes, we will lose half of all … More

Demaray, E.O. Wilson, eco-art, eco-recipes, endangered species recipes, Hugo Bastidas, massive species die-off

Sweaters for Plants, FloraBorgs and the Songs We Sing at AESS

I am a sculptor who is interested in my culture’s interactions with the natural world. The pieces that I make … More

Demaray, eco-art

Art and Science Collaboration from the Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences

In answer to quarries about art and science collaboration, below is an excerpt from an article I wrote for the … More

Abington Art Center, Art and Science Collaboration, Arts, Copor Esurit, eco-art, Environmental studies, Food, Foraging, Life expectancy, McDonald, Natural science

Corpor Esurit, or we all deserve a break today

The ants, in the Copor Esurit installation came from a commercial ant farm supplier. During the exhibition they tunneled, foraged … More

Animal rights, ant habitat, changing food sources, Corpor Esurit, eco-art, food chain, industrial food production, McDonald’s food
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