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, 2021 인간의 활동으로 생물종이 멸종하고, 기후변화가 지구의 미래를 위협하는 21세기 위기의 시대를 우리는 어떻게 살아가야 하는가? 이러한 질문에 대해 페미니스트 과학기술학자 해러웨이(Donna Haraway)는 다양한 존재들과 새로운 종류의 관계 맺기를 통해 골칫거리들을 끌어안고 바로 내일의 미래를 상상해나가는 툴루세(Chthulucene) 개념을 그 답으로 제시한다.
Jung-Dong Hwang, Sungook Hong
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Trends in Biotechnology, 2015 Bioart is a creative practice that adapts scientific methods and draws inspiration from the philosophical, societal, and environmental implications of recombinant genetics, molecular biology, and biotechnology.
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Exploring Artificial Intelligence Utilizing BioArt
IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology, 2013 Part 15: First Workshop on Ethics and Philosophy in Artificial Intelligence (EPAI 2013)International audienceWhile artificial intelligence combined with Bioinformatics and Nanotechnology offers a variety of improvements and a technological and healthcare
Athanasios Alexiou
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Brave BioArt 2: shedding the bio, amassing the nano, and cultivating posthuman life
Technoetic Arts, 2007 This article will address an overview of BioArt, biomedia and its practitioners, developed through a series of semi-structured, qualitative interviews and openended discussions with more than fifteen experts in the field.
Natasha Vita-More
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How Does Artistic Research Transform Pedagogy and Art Practice in Africa, 2022
This abstract discusses the field of bioart, which explores the intersection of art and biotechnology. It raises questions about life, bioethics, and environmental interactions.
L. Farber
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This abstract discusses the field of bioart, which explores the intersection of art and biotechnology. It raises questions about life, bioethics, and environmental interactions.
L. Farber
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BioArtlas: Computational Clustering of Multi-Dimensional Complexity in Bioart
arXiv.orgBioart brings living material into artistic practice, where a single work can be at once an aesthetic object, a scientific instrument, and an ethical provocation.
Joonhyung Bae
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Journal of Computational Methods in Sciences and Engineering
Emotional responses to visual art involve perceptual and physiological interactions, but existing methods isolate these modalities, limiting individualized affective modeling.
Xin Hu
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Emotional responses to visual art involve perceptual and physiological interactions, but existing methods isolate these modalities, limiting individualized affective modeling.
Xin Hu
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Chapitre 3. Horizontal Exchange, Relations, and Resistance in Bioart and Practice-based Research.
Journal international de bioethique et d'ethique des sciences, 2020Bioart sits at the intersection of two relatively elite fields of knowledge specialization and production: Biotechnology and Art. These specializations occupy different strata of the academic hierarchy, requiring credentials and disciplinary rigour that,
Maya Hey +2 more
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Bioprinting in bioart and art-based research practices
Convergence. The International Journal of Research into New Media TechnologiesBioprinting is increasingly recognised for its substantial potential in facilitating customised artistic creations. This field, inherently interdisciplinary, enables the exploration and utilisation of novel materials, techniques, and conceptual ...
A. Burnusuz +7 more
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Bioart and biosafety: navigating 'living art' within the European regulatory framework.
Trends in BiotechnologyBioart and transgenic art employ living and genetically engineered organisms. This article examines how European biosafety governance influences the public presentation of bioart and analyzes how 'living art' can be hampered by biosafety regulations.
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